Manchester United supervisor Erik ten Hag tried to remain optimistic in regards to the harm suffered by defender Lisandro Martinez through the 2-2 Europa League draw with Sevilla on Thursday.
There was hypothesis Martinez had suffered a severe Achilles harm which might finish his season.
“I cannot tell what it is, but is not an Achilles,” the Dutchman informed reporters. “I have spoken with him and he is okay and he is calm.”
United have been main 2-0 late within the sport at Old Trafford, however needed to accept a 2-2 draw after conceding two personal objectives.
The draw was not the one disappointment. Martinez joined an inventory of injured gamers together with striker Marcus Rashford, defender Luke Shaw and Martinez’s fellow centre again Raphael Varane who had to get replaced at halftime towards Sevilla.
“We have seen Licha Martinez drop out after a moment,” Ten Hag informed MUTV. “There was no opponent involved so it doesn’t look that great but we have to wait. The medical staff have to do their job, to give the right diagnosis.
“I think (it is) an injury (that means) he will not play on Sunday,” Ten Hag added, referring to United’s Premier League sport at Nottingham Forest. “I cannot say what the diagnosis (is). I prefer to wait and to know what it is.”
Rashford, who has contributed 28 objectives and eight assists this season, is predicted to overlook a few weeks due a groin harm.
United grew to become solely the second English aspect to attain two personal objectives in a single match in a serious European competitors. Chelsea have been the primary, in 2019 towards Ten Hag’s Ajax Amsterdam.
Source: sportstar.thehindu.com