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Mainoo appears in a good place as United navigates a post-Amorim era and interim leadership.
Fletcher says Mainoo is comfortable with his environment and has trained well.
Mainoo’s future at United is tied to a broader search for a new permanent manager after Amorim's departure.
Amorim’s exit left United weighing options from Ole Gunnar Solskjær to Ruud van Nistelrooy for a role.
Mainoo could start in the FA Cup as a potential rare appearance after a tough season.
Fletcher notes the FA Cup as a trophy United should compete to win this season.
The upcoming FA Cup clash is set against Brighton & Hove Albion with Fletcher in charge.
Mainoo has had 16 appearances across all competitions under Amorim before his departure.

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Darren Fletcher says JJ Gabriel will not feature in United's FA Cup clash against Brighton this weekend, keeping him out of the first-team squad for now.
Gabriel remains eligible for the FA Cup despite being 15, as Premier League rules restrict him there but FA Cup rules allow his inclusion.
Fletcher describes Gabriel as a fantastic talent with strong work ethic and a genuine love for football, training, and expressing himself on the pitch.
Gabriel has already made history as United's youngest-ever FA Youth Cup representative, signaling high long-term potential.
The youth standout netted the decisive goal in a 1-0 Youth Cup win over Peterborough, highlighting his clutch impact at youth level.
Observers note a bright future for Gabriel, with optimism about his long-term development at United as he gains more experience.
Fletcher emphasizes that Gabriel's learning path remains with the U18s for now, focusing on daily improvement and development.
Man United notes Gabriel's exposure to first-team training and has previously welcomed him to the directors' box, underscoring his close ties to the senior setup.
Gabriel's prolific youth form includes 11 goals in 14 U18 appearances this season, reinforcing the talent track alongside his international attention.
The piece highlights Gabriel as United's youngest FA Youth Cup participant, reinforcing a record-breaking start to his youth career.

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Fletcher confirms 15-year-old JJ Gabriel will not be in United's FA Cup squad vs Brighton
Gabriel has 11 goals in 14 Under-18 appearances this season
Gabriel trained with United's first team but remains in the U18s
Fletcher calls Gabriel a 'fantastic talent' with a bright future
Fletcher stresses long-term development over immediate first-team inclusion
Gabriel's full name is Joseph Junior Andreou Gabriel and he has links to Chelsea, Arsenal, and West Ham youth
Article notes potential for Gabriel to become United's youngest-ever Premier League player next season
Daily Mail reports Gabriel's youth accolades and Nike sponsorship interest
Gabriel became United's youngest FA Youth Cup player last month
Gabriel's family background described as supportive and pivotal to his development

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Brighton sealed the win with Danny Welbeck scoring after Brajan Gruda had earlier given United a tough task to overturn the deficit at Old Trafford.
Lacey was sent off with a second yellow for dissent after a late foul, capping a challenging night that dampened United's resurgence.
Fletcher confronted referee Simon Hooper at full-time, signaling ongoing disputes over officiating after United's FA Cup exit.

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Luke Shaw was absent from Manchester United's FA Cup third-round defeat to Brighton.
Darren Fletcher said the absence was not injury-related but a rest decision due to a busy schedule.
Shaw’s absence was described as a rest decision rather than an injury excuse.
Fletcher indicated Luke Shaw should be available for the next Manchester derby if fitness allows.
The FA Cup exit came after goals from Brajan Gruda and Danny Welbeck put Brighton in control.
Benjamin Sesko pulled a late goal for United in the loss to Brighton.
Dort interim manager Fletcher emphasized resting players to manage loads and injuries.
United faces further heavy fixtures after the FA Cup exit.
Match highlighted concerns about fixture congestion affecting key players.
The report notes potential selection for forthcoming Manchester derby.
The article references ongoing coverage and invites readers to follow Metro Sport for updates.

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