Man Utd fans are worried one player’s Old Trafford career is ‘doomed’ after Chido Obi-Martin’s move from Arsenal

Manchester United Fans Fret Over Ethan Wheatley’s Future as Chido Obi-Martin’s Arrival Looms

Manchester United fans are getting nervous about the future of young striker Ethan Wheatley, with the signing of Arsenal’s Chido Obi-Martin on the horizon. Wheatley has been making waves in the academy and even made his senior debut last season, but the arrival of Obi-Martin has raised questions about his chances of breaking into the first team.

Over the past few weeks, Obi-Martin has been heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford, and now it seems that a deal is all but done. Fabrizio Romano reported on Twitter that Obi-Martin has accepted United’s proposal and will join the club, citing a "project convinced" him to choose the Red Devils over other offers, including higher bids from Germany.

The reaction from United fans has been mixed, with some excited about the prospect of Obi-Martin’s talent joining the club, while others are worried about the impact it could have on Wheatley’s development.

"I think Wheatley’s career at mufc is doomed for sure," wrote one fan on social media. Another tweeted, "Let’s see how Ethan Wheatley deals with this sudden extra competition." A third fan suggested that Wheatley would likely be sent out on loan and Obi-Martin would take on third-choice striker responsibilities until needed.

The concerns about Wheatley’s future are understandable, given his progress in the academy and his senior debut last season. However, it’s worth noting that Obi-Martin is just 16 years old and will likely require time to adapt to the Premier League and United’s style of play.

In an interview with the club’s website, Wheatley reflected on his debut season and how he’s been working to improve his game. "It’s a great club with a massive history, especially in the Academy as well. It’s just an honour to make my debut. And then that number 250 is just a little extra as well. Last season it was a bit stop-start. I didn’t really get to develop as much as I wanted. This season I’ve been able to stay on the pitch and work on using my body, all these little technical bits as well, and I was talking to the coaches before the game. I feel like everything just came into place these last few weeks, and I’m feeling a lot more confident with the way I’m playing."

Ultimately, only time will tell how Obi-Martin’s arrival will affect Wheatley’s future at the club. One thing is certain, however – United fans will be keeping a close eye on developments in the coming months.

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