Midfielder Dan Gore has moved on loan to League One club Port Vale from Manchester United.

At the tail end of September, the 19-year-old made his first-team debut for Manchester United against Crystal Palace in the English Football League Cup. On December 26, he made his Premier League debut against Aston Villa.

A decision has been made that Gore would benefit most from spending the second half of the 2023-24 season on loan, despite the fact that he has been a mainstay in the first team this year.

The adolescent may make his professional debut for Port Vale in Saturday’s League One home match against Portsmouth, after the club has won the bidding for his services.

“Dan Gore’s loan to Port Vale is complete and will last till the season concludes. The teenage midfielder will get some League One experience with Andy Crosby’s me𝚗 as he leaves the Reds for a first time elsewhere, according to a statement on Man Utd’s official website.

It is with much pleasure that I announce Dan’s arrival at Vale Park. According to Port Vale head coach Crosby, who spoke on the club’s official website, Dan possesses tremendous technical ability and the necessary competitiveness to make an early impact and strengthen the competition and alternatives in our midfield.

In addition to his evident skills on the field, Dan also has all the indispensible character traits needed to be a part of the Port Vale team.

He is eager to take advantage of this chance and grow as a player by observing and absorbing the wisdom of the more seasoned members of our team.

Additionally, I’d want to express my gratitude to Manchester United for giving us the opportunity to work with one of their top young players. Dan and Manchester United believe that Port Vale is the ideal place for him to continue his remarkable development because of the opportunity we have given all of our loan players, our style of play, and our player care.

“We all look forward to working closely with Dan both on and off the pitch between now and the end of the season.”

A statement was made by Port Vale’s director of football, David Flitcroft, who began by expressing gratitude to Manchester United, Darren Fletcher, Les Parry, and Dan’s family for their cooperation in securing this loan deal.For some time now, Dan has been on our radar. After talking to him and his family, you’ll soon grasp his motivation. He plays to provide joy to his family, who meаn the world to him. His driver is that person.

Dan is both technically gifted and physically аggressive, which allows him to propel the squad forward. His maturity both on and off the field is impressively mature for someone his age, and he has a strong drive to improve himself athletically and personally.

Teams at this level and beyond were vying for Dan’s autograph. It says a lot about the success of our club’s loan plan that Dan and Manchester United have chosen us as his home.

We have put in countless hours building relationships with the top clubs in the country, and now we can show that our strategy is paying off with the fruitful loans we’ve had so far this season. These loans have provided our borrowers with valuable experience, exposure to new opportunities, and support both on and off the field.

Manchester United have been monitoring our club for some time now, conducting interviews and ultimately choosing us based on our play and our dedication to developing young players. Being a part of Dan’s and our football experience, we are all excited to watch his game improve.

Gore joined Manchester United from Burnley in 2018, and he was a key player in the Under-18 team’s 2021–22 FA Youth Cup victory.