Manchester United player experiences another setback amid ongoing difficulties at Old Trafford.

Manchester United player experiences another setback amid ongoing difficulties at Old Trafford. Manchester United’s dismal injury history seems to have persisted into the new season, as they

experienced the second-highest number of individual injuries in the Premier League previous season. After nearly a year without a designated left-back, Erik ten Hag now seems to be managing numerous absences as the Red Devils enter a demanding phase of the season with an influx of games. Leny Yoro has not yet debuted due to a pre-season injury, while Kobbie Mainoo is poised for a protracted absence after withdrawing from the latest England camp; he is not the sole midfielder facing a prolonged recovery period.

Mason Mount has faced difficulties in establishing his Manchester United career following his predicted £55 million transfer from Chelsea in the summer of 2023. Initially regarded as a more dynamic substitute for the aging Christian Eriksen, capable of complementing Casemiro in midfield, Mount sustained an injury shortly after the season commenced, ultimately missing 27 matches in his inaugural campaign. A fresh season provided renewed optimism that Mount could fulfill the potential he exhibited at Chelsea, having undergone a complete pre-season under Erik ten Hag. Nonetheless, the brief comeback was once more interrupted by a hamstring injury, sidelining him for three matches before he returned as a substitute in the 3-0 home loss to Tottenham.