Patrick Dorgu is approaching a return with Manchester United.

Partilhar

Patrick Dorgu is getting closer to returning to the pitch for Manchester United, but his recovery is not yet fully complete. The young Danish right-back has been sidelined since January due to a thigh muscle injury, which has required a prolonged layoff. Initially, there was optimism regarding his return, expected to be around ten weeks after the injury, which pointed to a possible debut in the match against Leeds scheduled for April 13. However, the coaching staff of the Red Devils has indicated that this date may be too soon for his return.

Last Saturday, the club from Old Trafford released an official update on the player’s physical condition. Patrick Dorgu has returned to training, although he is working individually, away from the main group. This news is a positive sign, but it reveals that the athlete is still not ready to compete at the highest level and needs more time to solidify his fitness.

Under the interim management of Michael Carrick, Dorgu has notably stood out before his injury, proving to be a valuable asset in both defensive and offensive roles. The young full-back scored crucial goals in victories against Manchester City and Arsenal, clear evidence of his potential and immediate impact on the team. His absence has been felt, and Manchester United hopes to count on his contribution as soon as possible, but without rushing his recovery.

This gradual return to training is an encouraging sign for Red Devils fans, who are closely monitoring the progress of the young Danish player. The coaching staff continues to carefully assess Dorgu’s progress, prioritizing safety and the effectiveness of treatment to ensure that when he returns to play, he will be in a position to give his best and help Manchester United achieve its goals for the season.

This article first appeared on Apito Final.


Discover more from Apito Final

Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email.

Tabela de Conteúdos

Mais Notícias

Outras Notícias