United have been criticised from some quarters in recent seasons
for loaning out too many of their youngsters, which has often
resulted in an eventual sale.
Campbell, who has impressed on loan at Hull City last season and
Manchester United's Belgian partners Royal Antwerp in the past, has
also had a promising start to pre-season, today netting the winner
in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's testimonial.
Sir Alex has declared that, due to the double winners' slight
shortage up front, Campbell will be staying, which also hints that
long-term transfer target, Tottenham Hotspur star Dimitar Berbatov,
may not be joining the club after all.
"Fraizer's future is here," confirmed the Scot.
"We do not have any strikers apart from Wayne Rooney and Carlos
Tevez and Frazier plays in that area.
"He is a progressive young player. He is quick and determined and
he can do very well in the game."