"I think Ayden's in a good place. He's obviously still young and he's progressing through the early stages of his career, so I think it's pretty natural for him to play some games and maybe not some others."
"He's trained well, I've got no worries. He went away and played with England a couple of weeks ago and done well, so yeah, [he's] looking forward to the game, for sure."
"Massively disappointed of course. We've had a couple of setbacks, and experience could prove key in this pivotal match against Chelsea."
Manchester United will face Chelsea with a youthful central-defensive pairing, as Harry Maguire and Leandro Martinez are suspended. Interim boss Michael Carrick supports 19-year-old Ayden Heaven, who is expected to perform well alongside 20-year-old Leny Yoro. Carrick expresses confidence in Heaven's abilities, noting his progress and training. United remains in third place but risks losing ground to Chelsea, who are close behind in the standings. Carrick expresses disappointment over the absence of experienced defenders for this crucial match.
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