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Manchester United’s U15 side have been over in the USA this month, playing in the 2026 Snow Bowl Tournament in America, with Jaice Dore standing out as the one to watch.
Over the past week, Manchester United have faced multiple teams with an abundance of talented youngsters on display, but it is the outing against Borussia Dortmund that has particularly got people talking.
This is because U15 talent Jaice Dore scored a hat-trick, which has helped him to enter the final as the Golden Boot race leader.
United face CF Monterrey in the Championship final on Saturday but ahead of this, already Dore is attracting serious praise.
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Photo by Manchester United/Manchester United via Getty Images Jaice Dore labelled the player of the tournament
Dore has long been considered a top talent, with comparisons made to a young Jadon Sancho in terms of his dribbling and close control ability.
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US-based youth football scout Marcus Chairez tweeted out his praise for Dore.
“Remember the name Jaice Dore from Manchester United. Probably been the best player at the Snow Bowl.”
Dore is a very creative winger and is direct with his running, which makes him the perfect forward. It has been observed by scout, Jeune Banlieusard, that he links up really well with his teammates and creates plenty of danger.
The praise for Dore is absolutely deserved and he looks set to be the next big exciting winger to emerge at the club, following JJ Gabriel and Shea Lacey.
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Photo by John Peters/Manchester United via Getty Images Ben Lyne and Brian Nyoni also worth highlighting for Manchester United
While Dore is seen as the crown jewel, there are two others standing out as big talents in the form of Ben Lyne and Brian Nyoni.
Lyne is an Irish starlet who was also an excellent Gaelic footballer; however is currently an England U15 international, which could change. Lyne was formerly at Wolves before United swooped in 2025 to sign him.
Lyne is widely considered among the best in his age group and has all the potential to be a United player one day.
Meanwhile, Nyoni is a player who has excited scouts and fans with his performances, showcasing his potential.
He is big for his age in central midfield and uses his physical advantage to dominate in duels, tackles and winning the ball back with ease.
But where he is set apart is his ability on the ball after he wins it, being technical and intelligent, showing the signs of being a very good midfielder if he develops as anticipated.
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