Kobbie Mainoo can learn from Casemiro and Scott McTominay, says Paul Ince. According to Paul Ince, Kobbie Mainoo has the perfect opportunity to learn and develop his game by observing and playing alongside experienced midfielders like Casemiro and Scott McTominay.

Despite Mainoo’s impressive performances, Ince urges caution and emphasizes the importance of learning from established players. Mainoo made a significant impact during Manchester United’s 2-0 victory over Wigan, marking his seventh start for the club.

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Ince highlights Casemiro’s experience, having won Champions League medals and played for Real Madrid, as a valuable mentor for Mainoo. However, the challenge lies in getting Casemiro on the pitch. Ince also emphasizes the lessons Mainoo can learn from Scott McTominay, particularly in terms of making an impact in the box and scoring goals from midfield.

While Ince acknowledges Mainoo’s talent, he advises against getting carried away too soon with young players. Making mistakes is an essential part of the learning process, and Ince believes Mainoo will benefit from the experience. He stresses the importance of nurturing young talent and mentions the example of Declan Rice, who has taken the right path to success.

Ince acknowledges the challenges Mainoo faces in an inconsistent team and emphasizes the need for him to stay grounded, continue practicing, and listen to the right people. Ince is excited to see where Mainoo’s journey takes him and believes he has a promising future ahead.