Wales youngster Dylan Levitt made his debut for Manchester United on Thursday and supporters seriously liked what they saw.
The 19-year-old recently signed a long-term contract with the Old Trafford club, signalling the faith they have in the Bodelwyddan-born youngster.
Manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer named a youthful-looking United side to face FC Astana in the Europa League, with qualification for the next round already secured.
Top spot was still up for grabs, though, and Levitt impressed on his bow for United, looking composed and assured in possession of the ball.
Fans raved over his performance, and urged Solskjaer to look at him for first-team duties at some point this season.
Levitt impressed during Wales' training camps in Cardiff and the Algarve region of Portugal earlier this year, so much so that Ryan Giggs called him up to the Red Dragons' senior squad for the June double-header against Croatia and Hungary.
Speaking in May, Giggs said: "I know more about Dylan because he is at United.
"I have spoken to (Nicky) Butty about him a few times, seen him a few times live on TV and in person.
"He is similar to (Manchester City and Wales player) Matty Smith – he wants to get the ball down, wants to pass and get in different positions.
"He impressed me last week and that is why he is in the squad."
With Wales qualifying for next summer's European Championships, Levitt will hope to get more opportunities to impress his national team manager. Competition for a place in Giggs' squad will be tough, but the teenager is heading in the right direction.
