Dean Henderson admits it would mean the world to him to make his Manchester United debut.
The goalkeeper penned a new five-year extension on Wednesday after two successful loan spells with Sheffield United.
Henderson joined the club as a 14-year-old and now can't wait to make his first-team debut.
"That would mean the world to me. Everything I've done is to put myself in the position to do that," said Henderson to the club's website.
"I've worked so hard behind the scenes and had to take different pathways to get to where I want to be today.
"I'm sat here now, thinking about the next step and obviously that Man United debut would be something I'll be very proud of and something I'll never, ever forget, if it comes – when it comes!
"I've always wanted to win trophies with this great football club and I'm a very ambitious young man. For me to come here and get so close, it's about winning titles with the biggest club in the world, to me. Hopefully, we can get back to doing that soon."
On his new contract, Henderson added:
