Manchester United won’t play again until January 28, when they take on Newport County or Eastleigh in the FA Cup’s fourth round. We’ll concentrate on the lengthy Red Devils injury list in the interim, including who is expected to return from it and when. We’ll be concentrating on Luke Shaw, Harry Maguire, and Anthony Martial in this session. Tyrell Malacia, Victor Lindelof, and Mason Mount will be discussed in the second section.
We’ll start with Shaw, the left defender and English international who, as you are aware, was supposed to participate in the draw against Tottenham Hotspur but did not. Shaw is getting better from an undisclosed muscle issue.
Regarding Luke Shaw, manager Erik ten Hag stated, “We trained with Luke Shaw in advance of this game, but he dropped out this morning, not fit enough to start.”
To put it another way, Shaw should be alright and back very soon.
Let’s move on to Maguire, who hasn’t been seen since December’s UEFA Champions League final match against Bayern Munich. After sustaining a groin injury during the European elimination round, Slabhead was reportedly in the running to play yesterday but was ultimately left off the roster.
Overall, it sounds like he’s alright and he will be in contention for the FA Cup.
We conclude with Martial, who has missed time due to a number of issues, including his unclear future with the team and his fitness status. The French forward’s departure in the summer, when he will be available for free, seems far more plausible than United’s potential return of cash during this winter transfer window.
His agency turned down his chance to join a Saudi Arabian club, and an attempt to transfer to Fenerbahce was unsuccessful. There are rumors that West Ham and Inter Milan are also interested. In addition, he has been unable to work for the previous five weeks due to an extremely enigmatic and vague “illness.”
Before the Spurs draw, Ten Hag said:
“He is not okay because he is not fit. thus we want all the players to be fit for the game thus he is not. He needs to recover from his medical treatment right now, but we also have an obligation to get him healthy in time for the next game.
GET MORE NEWS HERE