Sanjeevani Dhakal
Manchester United player Cameron Borthwick-Jackson has joined Wolverhampton Wanderers on a season-long loan deal.
Borthwick-Jackson joined United Academy at the age of six, and after having graduated from the academy the player made his first team debut under Louis Van Gaal in November 2015 as a second-half replacement for Marcus Rojo during their 2-0 Premier League victory against West Brom. The youngster made 14 appearances in the first team last season.
However, it will be tough for the teen to find regular opportunities under the new manager Jose Mourinho. The youngster signed a new four-year contract at the Old Trafford in May, stating that the youngster still has future at his parent club after his loan spell is over.
Along with Borthwick-Jackson Wolves also announced the arrival of Dutch winger Ola John in the squad on a loan deal.
