Lisandro Martinez injury: Manchester United Defender is likely to miss the rest of the season after a cross -ligament injury | Football news
Lisandro Martinez is likely to miss the rest of the season after suffered a cross -country league’s knee injury on Sunday during the defeat of Manchester United of Crystal Palace on Sunday.
The Argentine International was derived from the terrain on the tears in tears after sustaining injuries late in the loss of the Premier League, now revealed that he had suffered an indefinite injury to his cross ligament.
The injury to the 27-year-old will be a big blow to the man Ud to the boss Ruben Amorim, whose side in the table is falling in 13th place after the defeat of the 11th League in the season.
The Manchester United statement can confirm that Lisandro Martinez has suffered an injury to his cross ligament in Sunday’s match against Crystal Palace.
“The injury assessment is ongoing to determine the appropriate course of treatment and the time range for its rehabilitation.
“Everyone in Manchester United jelly Lisandro Martinez for a successful recovery and we will support it at every turn.”
Although United has not officially excluded Martinez until the end of the season, recovery from a serious cross ligament injury usually lasts at least six months.
Despite Martinez’s injury, Manchester United did not land a late defensive blanket in the last hours of the transmission window.
The feeling on the Old Trafford was that Amorim had many options on the central part with Leny Yoro, Harry Maguire, MatthiJs de Ligt, Victor Lindelof, Jonny Evans and a new signature of teenagers Ayden skywhile Luke Shaw, Noussair Mazraoui and Diogo Dalot can also fill the position if necessary.
Man utd are the upcoming nodes
7. February: Leicester (H), FA Cup Fourth Circle, start from 8:00 pm
February 16th: Tottenham Hotspur (A), Premier League, Live on Sky Sports, Beginning at 4.30pm
22. February: Everton (A), Premier League, start from 12.30
26. February: Ipswich (H), Premier League, Beginning at 7.30 pm
March 9: Arsenal (H), Premier League, Live on Sky Sports, start from 4.30pm
March 16: Leicester (A), Premier League, Live on Sky Sports, Beginning at 7:00 pm
