Man Utd in transfer raid on Gary Neville's Salford as they take winger Kelly N'Mai, 19, on trial | The Sun
MANCHESTER UNITED have raided Gary Neville's Salford for a young starlet.
The Red Devils took Dutch winger Kelly N'Mai on trial last week.
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And the 19-year-old, who has appeared 11 times for the League Two outfit, was given a run out for Utd U21's last Friday in a 2-2 draw against Leicester City.
Teenager N'Mai previously had a trial with Manchester City before he was snapped up by the Ammies in 2020.
The Netherlands-born wideman committed his future to Salford by signing a new deal with the club in 2021.
However, Salford won't stand in his way if United decide to add him to their development squad.
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Erik ten Hag's side would have to pay a compensation fee to sign him, should they wish to make the move permanent.
Meanwhile, Neville led the celebrations after Salford scraped into the League Two play-offs.
But they were made to sweat after they were beaten 1-0 at home by Gillingham this afternoon.
Goal difference proved to be the decisive factor – with both Salford and Mansfield Town finishing their campaign on 75 points.
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The Stags managed a 2-0 win away at Colchester – which put their goal difference up to +17.
Astonishingly, Salford – who are joined by Stockport, Carlisle and Bradford in the play-offs – ended their campaign with a +18 goal difference.
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However, if Salford had conceded another and the goal differences were level, it would have been Mansfield who made the play-offs instead on goals scored.
Neville revealed his relief at the final whistle on Twitter.
He wrote: ""I did not enjoy that @SalfordCityFC! 😧! Well done lads over the season and to all the other teams! 👍🏻🙏"
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