'Show that people can trust me' - Man Utd youngster Harry Amass aims to prove he's a 'good person' and player after being named Young Player of the Year

The full-back has enjoyed something of a breakthrough campaign at Old Trafford, making six appearances for the first team since the beginning of April. And having been honoured in the club's end-of-season awards, he is looking to push on further next season.

Amass said: "It’s helped me grow as a person and a player, but especially off the pitch, growing up as a young lad and trying to grow into a man. When I first signed, it was about developing as a player, getting better, which I think I’ve done. Next is to keep working hard, to show that people can trust me and that I’m a good person off the pitch as well as a good player. Keep giving my best and hopefully get more minutes."

United have struggled in the wing-back areas, with Diogo Dalot and Patrick Dorgu often used on the right-hand side and Luke Shaw injured for much of the campaign. Having scooped this prize, Amass has an opportunity to make the left-sided position his own.

The 18-year-old will hope to feature in next week's Europa League final, when United take on Tottenham in Bilbao. They also have two Premier League matches against Chelsea and Aston Villa still to play.