How Manchester United could line-up vs Brentford after Kobbie Mainoo injury blow
Erik ten Hag will give an update on Kobbie Mainoo in Friday’s press conference, but the Manchester United midfielder is expected to be sidelined for a number of weeks.
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Erik ten Hag will give an update on Kobbie Mainoo in Friday’s press conference, but the Manchester United midfielder is expected to be sidelined for a number of weeks.
Manchester United's supporters will be hoping Erik ten Hag delivers some encouraging news on the injury front when he speaks to the media at Carrington on Friday lunchtime.
In the midst of the club's worst ever start to a Premier League season is probably not an ideal point for a 17-year-old to make his senior debut. Harry Amass wouldn't have an issue with it, though.
Manchester United's manager Erik ten Hag is considering deploying Jonny Evans as an emergency left-back due to the club's current defensive injury crisis. With five defenders unavailable for Saturday's match against Brentford, Ten Hag is under pressure to avoid a third consecutive Premier League defeat at Old Trafford.
The problems at full-back are mounting for Erik ten Hag, with three of his four senior options for the positions ruled out against Brentford this weekend.
The count now is 15. Fifteen separate cases of injury or illness that have caused a Manchester United player to miss at least one match this season.
Out of the five Manchester United signings brought in by Erik ten Hag this summer, just one started Sunday’s game at Aston Villa and only Leny Yoro had the excuse of injury.
Manchester United battled for a 0-0 draw at Aston Villa that may well have bought under-fire manager Erik ten Hag time to right the ship.