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Injury Woes Come to an End
Manchester United defender Leny Yoro has shared an exciting update on social media, marking his return to first-team training. The 18-year-old has been out of action since suffering an ankle injury during a pre-season friendly against Arsenal, which ended in a 2-1 defeat for the Red Devils.
High Hopes After a Big Move
Since his £52 million transfer from Lille, Yoro has yet to make his competitive debut for United. His absence has been felt, especially as the team has faced a tumultuous start to the Premier League season, leading to the departure of manager Erik ten Hag.
New Beginnings with Amorim?
With highly regarded coach Ruben Amorim reportedly set to take the reins, Yoro may find himself in a prime position to make his debut against Ipswich Town following the international break. Amorim has a strong track record of nurturing young talent, which bodes well for the promising centre-back.
Promising Pre-Season Performances
Yoro made quite an impression at Lille last season, featuring in 44 matches and showcasing his potential. During pre-season, he played 45 minutes against Rangers, impressively maintaining a 100% tackle success rate—an encouraging sign for his future at Old Trafford.
Careful Comeback Ahead
Despite his eagerness to return, interim manager Ruud van Nistelrooy is likely to take a cautious approach. United’s upcoming fixtures include a Europa League clash against Greek side PAOK and a Premier League match against struggling Leicester City. The club is keen to turn their season around, and Yoro’s return could be just what they need.
