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Emotional Saga: A key player announces his leaving with an emotional statement that….

Former England international and past Wolves player has become available.

Tom Huddlestone, previously with Wolves and Tottenham Hotspur, has announced his departure from Manchester United after two years with the club’s Under-21 side.

Joining Old Trafford in 2022, Huddlestone, 37, served as a player-coach for the youth team. Now, with his departure, he will have to consider his next move in football.

Huddlestone took to X to confirm his exit from the Red Devils, stating: “Today marks my final day at this incredible football club. Over the past two seasons, I have experienced remarkable growth and invaluable learning, both on and off the pitch.

“Every day, I had the privilege of learning from amazing people, gaining insights into all aspects of player development and wellbeing. Entering an office environment for the first time was daunting, but from day one, I was made to feel welcome and at ease.

“I am and will remain forever grateful for the smooth transition. For any senior professionals considering a coaching career, I highly recommend taking on a ‘playing coach’ role for a season or two at the end of your playing career.

“This experience has been eye-opening, revealing the dedication involved in planning, executing, and analysing every training session, as well as meticulously preparing for the games schedule.

“These efforts are often taken for granted as a player, so witnessing and participating in this side of the game has been truly remarkable. I wish the club every success in the future. Special thanks to everyone in the academy, both players and staff, especially Trav, Demps, Nick, and Macca, for affording me this incredible opportunity. Best of luck in the future.”

Huddlestone began his career at Derby County, breaking into the first team as a youngster before moving to Tottenham Hotspur in 2005. He spent eight years with the London club, including a loan spell at Wolves during the 2005/06 season, where he made 13 appearances and scored one goal while the team was in the Championship.

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