Ethan Ennis, a Fleetwood Town player, is in…

Ethan Ennis, a Manchester United player who spent time at Fleetwood Town, is in high demand as transfer targets emerge.

Fleetwood Town's Ethan Ennis is one of four Manchester United youngsters attracting interest from clubs across England, including Stockport County and Everton. Ennis, who spent last season on loan at Fleetwood Town in League Two, is wanted by Stockport County on a season-long loan deal. However, the League One side are currently unwilling to contribute financially towards his loan.

What's next for Ethan Ennis?

Ennis is a young forward who largely operated as a right wing-back at Fleetwood Town despite being a more natural attacking player. His performances have caught the attention of several clubs, and he is now in high demand.

Why it matters for Fleetwood Town

Fleetwood Town's Ethan Ennis is one of four Manchester United youngsters attracting interest from clubs across England. This could be a significant blow to the club, as Ennis is a talented young player who has already shown his abilities in League Two.

Next fixture: vs Tranmere (away, 2027-02-27) (11th in the table).

The transfer window is open, and Fleetwood Town will be keeping a close eye on Ennis's situation. The club will be hoping to retain his services, but it remains to be seen whether they will be able to do so.

In related news, Jaydan Kamason has emerged as another player attracting significant interest, with several Championship clubs impressed by his performances during pre-season. Cucho Hernandez highlighted the level of Nelson Deossa after Real Betis's 2-2 draw against Bournemouth in the penultimate friendly of the preseason. Deossa is showing a great version of himself this summer and has even played as a center forward. Cucho said he’s not surprised by his compatriot’s performance. "Very good, in the end he’s a fantastic player. I’m not surprised by what he’s doing or the way he’s playing. He has tremendous qualities to help us," he said. The striker also praised Deossa’s ability to play in different positions and denied that his presence puts any pressure on him. "It’s positive for him to be able to play and show the coach that he can do it in many positions. And if it helps me push myself, even better. He doesn’t pressure me, honestly, I don’t feel any pressure," he added. Cucho also scored against Bournemouth in his reunion with the Betis fans at La Cartuja. The Colombian celebrated starting the preseason with a goal and is confident he’ll be in good shape for the start of La Liga. "It’s important to start with a goal. That helps my confidence and lets me know I can start in the best way. There are still two weeks left before the league starts and I think that’s more than enough to get ready for that first match," he explained. Regarding the team’s performance, the forward noted that Betis left a good impression and played well during several phases of the match.