Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal anticipates academy graduate James Wilson to remain at the club until the mid-season transfer window at least.

The 19-year-old striker was expected to leave Old Trafford on loan in the coming weeks following the arrival of Anthony Martial on transfer deadline day.
Wilson made 13 Premier League appearances for United in Van Gaal’s first season at the helm, but has yet to feature for the first team this term.
After initially feeling the teenager would be better served by continuing his footballing education elsewhere for a spell, Van Gaal has now decided he may have a role to play in the next two months.
Speaking at his pre-match press conference ahead of Saturday’s clash with Sunderland, Van Gaal said: “I think he needs to play but Manchester United’s interests are always higher than individual interests, so I have doubts to let him go.
“And maybe we have to wait until December that we know how it is with our club, (if) we are succeeding in the Champions League, the Capital One Cup, because maybe he shall receive minutes off me because I have to rotate.
“You have seen what I have done against Ipswich Town. It can be done also in the other matches, so I have talked with him and I think that we wait until December.”

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