Manchester United's head of academy Nick Cox believes the club's traditions remain as strong as ever after their latest talented crop won the FA Youth Cup.
After a thoroughly miserable season at Old Trafford, the club's under-18 team provided some optimism as they beat Nottingham Forest 3-1 to win the competition for the 11th time.
A crowd of 67,492, including club icons Sir Alex Ferguson, Bryan Robson and Ryan Giggs, saw the likes of Alejandro Garnacho, Rhys Bennett and Kobbie Mainoo make names for themselves.


Manchester United's head of academy Nick Cox (L) says the young stars have a long way to go

And Cox, who joined the club in 2016 and replaced Nicky Butt as academy head in 2019, has helped restart United's production line of young talent.