Updates from Monday, Aug. 18
Jesse Lingard was seen leaving hospital on crutches on Monday, making it highly unlikely that he will be fit for Manchester United's next game at Sunderland.
Manchester United attacking midfielder Jesse Lingard was handed a chance to start the club's Premier League opener against Swansea City but was forced to leave before the half-hour mark due to injury. Adnan Januzaj replaced him for the Red Devils. Rob Dawson of the Manchester Evening News noted there was immediate concern after the 21-year-old rising star's injury.
It's an extremely disappointing setback for the talented England youth international. After spending the last couple seasons out on loan, he was given a golden opportunity to showcase his skills on the opening matchday and it ended in painful fashion. United will hope the diagnosis isn't as bad as the injury looked. If he can make a quick recovery, new manager Louis van Gaal is likely to give him another chance to prove himself in the starting XI. A clearer outlook will be available after he undergoes further testing and evaluation.
Manchester United attacking midfielder Jesse Lingard was handed a chance to start the club's Premier League opener against Swansea City but was forced to leave before the half-hour mark due to injury. Adnan Januzaj replaced him for the Red Devils. Rob Dawson of the Manchester Evening News noted there was immediate concern after the 21-year-old rising star's injury.
It's an extremely disappointing setback for the talented England youth international. After spending the last couple seasons out on loan, he was given a golden opportunity to showcase his skills on the opening matchday and it ended in painful fashion. United will hope the diagnosis isn't as bad as the injury looked. If he can make a quick recovery, new manager Louis van Gaal is likely to give him another chance to prove himself in the starting XI. A clearer outlook will be available after he undergoes further testing and evaluation.
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