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Manchester United are not planning on recalling Tahith Chong from his loan spell with Birmingham City.

The Dutch midfielder joined the Blues on a season-long arrangement back in the summer.

He initially impressed with a string of eye-catching performances but he has not featured since October after suffering a thigh injury that later required surgery.

There were fears from Birmingham that United may have ended the deal prematurely but that will not be the case. He has returned to Old Trafford for his recovery but he will remain with the Blues until the end of the season.

Recently, City manager Lee Bowyer said he was hopeful of his return sooner rather than later.

Speaking about Chong's recovery, he said: “It’s still going to be a little while.

“When we do finally get him back, he’s still got to train with us for two weeks before we can start introducing him to games. He’s still a little way off yet.”

Bowyer also spoke earlier this season about the boost his side would receive from Chong's return to action.

"That would be a nice thing to happen for us," he said. "Then we’ll have Chongy for the last five, seven, ten games - whatever it might be.

"Those final games could be important. Look at last year.

“I wouldn’t want to say that he’s done. I