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·21 de enero de 2025

Man United Injuries: Who’s Coming Back Soon?

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Manchester United Injury Update: Key Players on the Road to Recovery

Manchester United’s season has been a rollercoaster of emotions and performances, and nowhere is this more evident than in the fitness challenges the squad has faced. Amidst fluctuating form, the return of several key players could provide a much-needed boost to Ruben Amorim’s side. Here’s an update on the injury situation at Old Trafford, where resilience remains the keyword.

Battling Back: Luke Shaw’s Recovery Journey

Luke Shaw’s absence has been a noticeable gap in the Manchester United defence. Sidelined since November due to a calf injury, Shaw encountered further setbacks in his rehabilitation process. However, the latest from the United camp is promising. Manager Ruben Amorim confirmed last week that Shaw is on the verge of making a significant recovery, potentially returning to the lineup in February. His comeback could not come at a more crucial time as the team strives to find consistency.


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Mason Mount: Awaiting Return Amidst Setbacks

Mason Mount’s transition to Manchester United has not been without its trials. His tenure so far has been marred by injuries, the latest being a muscle injury sustained during the exhilarating victory against Manchester City. Amorim’s update was tinged with uncertainty: “I don’t know the exact date, but it’s going to be for long. And that’s it. It’s part of football and we continue.” This indefinite timeline leaves fans and pundits alike wondering when Mount will be able to contribute his prowess once more.

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Victor Lindelof and Jonny Evans: The Waiting Game Continues

Victor Lindelof and Jonny Evans, both pivotal in United’s defensive setup, are also on the injury roster. Lindelof has been out of action since a Carabao Cup defeat last month, and with no clear return date, the defence continues to feel his absence. Similarly, Evans has been grappling with a muscle issue since December, and his return timeline remains uncertain. The ongoing unavailability of these key defenders casts a shadow over United’s tactical arrangements and depth choices.

Recovery and Resilience: United’s Path Ahead

As Manchester United navigates through these challenging times, the emphasis on recovery is palpable. The potential return of players like Shaw could inject a dose of stability and experience back into the team. With the Premier League journey far from over, the resilience shown by the squad could very well define their season. Amorim remains hopeful, reflecting on the situation with a blend of realism and optimism, evident from his recent remarks following the defeats: “We might look like the worst team in the club’s history at times, but it’s about how we stand up and fight.”

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