On the eve of a key game between two sides sitting in the bottom of the bottom in half, Ipswich Town They could be forced to be taken against Manchester United without two key men.
IPSWICH injury news
Each week and every defeat, Ipswich once a realistic chance of survival faded into more and more fantasies. Now Five points in accordance with security in Premier leagueTractor Boys desperately need to return in the winning ways for the first time in 10 league matches, and last shocked Chelsea in late December.
Once there was a time when a visit to Old Trafford was the last thing that was needed in Ipswich’s position. Nowadays, this is exactly what the doctor ordered.
Kieran McKennaThe side probably had their best chances of picking up three points because they allowed Southampton to pick up a rare victory on frustrating fashion. United is blunt and moving forward, vulnerable goes the other way and there for taking under Ruben Amorim, but Ipswich may not be at best after the recent news news.
As McKenna confirmed, Ipswich could now be without Calvini Phillips and Jens Cajuste against Manchester United After both players went against Tottenham Hotspur last time.
Akin
McKenna told reporters: “It looks like, hopefully, it’s not a very, very serious injury. But they still get scanning and estimates. Honestly, I don’t think we can rule anything in or out. It’s not flippant.
“They get scanning this morning, which we will get results this afternoon. We don’t think even injury is strong and we can’t put them on them in a moment.”
Faced with a race against time to be in shape, both Phillips and Cajuste will desperately fight full fitness and leave its mark on Old Trafford and the rest of Ipswich’s survival offer.
Injury comes to frustrating time for Phillips
After seeing his time in Manchester City dominated by injury and lack of time to play, Phillips seemed to finally build a momentum for Ipswich – starting three of their last four league games – just to get another blow. Now awaits the result of his scan, 150,000 pounds per week The midfielder will desire to avoid another long absence.
With only 12 Premier League games left, there will be a time of decision for Ipswich regarding a permanent move to sign Phillips. And although he sometimes seemed to be destined to give a gift to the portman Road, a recent improvement could still ignite the hope that he could still earn a summer switch.
Either way – whether the kindness of Ipswich or another willing club – former midfielder Leeds United, would be wise to end his career at Manchester City on a permanent basis.
Before any of these decisions, Phillips must hope to play a role in what would be a wonderful recovery from Ipswich if they would maintain their top flight status.
