By Chris Wheeler Follow @@ChrisWheelerDM As Manchester United try to find room for the Class of ’92 in the new order at Old Trafford, they should perhaps be more concerned over the future of a more recent graduate of their academy. It is hard to think of a more willing, less confrontational individual than Danny Welbeck. So when the 23-year-old England striker grows so unhappy that he considers leaving a club that has been part of his life since he was spotted by United at the age of eight, we should take notice. Last month, sources close to Welbeck revealed that he was ready to quit Old Trafford after the World Cup with two years still left on his contract. Their claims, largely confirmed by an interview the player gave over the weekend, suggested that he had grown disillusioned under David Moyes.
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England striker could leave Old Trafford this summer
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Welbeck was a 'victim' of the David Moyes regime
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United haven't been blessed with many youngsters coming through
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