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Jose Mourinho send’s another of Louis Van Gaal’s debutant out on loan

– Left back Cameron Borthwick-Jackson has been sent out on loan 
– The Englishman made his debut for Man Utd under Louis Van Gaal 
Jose Mourinho has sanction the loan of Manchester United’s Cameron Borthwick-Jackson to Wolverhampton Wanderers until the end of the 2016-17 campaign.

Cameron Borthwick-Jackson
The 19-year-old broke into United’s first team last season under Louis van Gaal following an injury crisis that saw full-backs Luke Shaw, Marcos Rojo and Antonio Valencia all ruled out.
The defender made his debut in the 2-0 win over West Bromwich Albion in November.
He went on to make 14 appearances and impressing in many of those but Mourinho has made Luke Shaw his first choice following a return from a broken leg.
Borthwick-Jackson now joins Championship side Wolves, who are now managed by legendary former Inter and Italy goalkeeper Walter Zenga.

Former Manchester United coach Louis Van Gaal
Wolves are unbeaten so far after four games of their league campaign this season, sitting two points off the top with eight points.
Borthwick-Jackson joins James Wilson and Adnan Januzaj in being sent out on loan by United after the pair joined Derby and Sunderland respectively.
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