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Published 18:00 23 Aug 2015 BST

For a lad who has barely been in the country two months, it seems a bit ridiculous that such questions are being asked. But he can take encouragement from the words of Eden Hazard.
In an interview with Fox Sports the reigning PFA Player of the Year spoke highly of United's new number seven.
“He’s very good, he’s still young,” Hazard said. “I saw the game against Brugge. He scored two fantastic goals. I hope for him [that he fulfils his potential] - but not for Chelsea.”
With United looking to seal their qualification into the Champions League group stages later this week, Memphis will be given another opportunity to show his quality in a red shirt.Explore more on these topics:
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