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Charlie Savage has expressed his delight in making his senior Manchester United debut, thanking the club's academy staff and new boss Ralf Rangnick for helping him make it to the big stage.
Savage, son of former Derby County and Wales captain Robbie Savage, was handed his debut by Rangnick during United's 1-1 draw with Young Boys in the Champions League on Wednesday.
The youngster, who signed his first professional deal back in April, replaced club veteran Juan Mata as Rangnick looked to cast his eye over a handful of academy players during the dead rubber match.
Charlie Savage has delighted in making his senior debut for Manchester United on Wednesday
The 18-year-old has savoured his dream moment at Old Trafford, taking to Twitter to delight in appearing for the English giants - a feat his father did not achieve, having also come through the club's academy.
'Delighted to have made my first-team debut for Manchester United in the Champions
