Man Utd manager Michael Carrick has revealed that Patrick Dorgu will return to full training “next week”.
The Danish international’s return from a serious hamstring injury It was delayed, but speaking to MUTV, Carrick said the winger was close to playing again:
“Patrick wants to get back close to the group in a very short time, and that’s great, because he’s been working really hard for some time now.”
“So it would be great if he rejoins the group in the next week or so.”
Dorgu hasn’t played since January
The 21-year-old had to be withdrawn after suffering a hamstring injury during the 3-2 win over Arsenal at the Emirates. This is very disappointing for a player who scored a spectacular goal in that match.
Dorgu was expected to be out for 10 weeks, but he has already been out for almost 12 weeks, and as Carrick mentioned, he will need around 7 more days before he is ready to return to the matchday squad.
The Dane could be on the bench for the game against Liverpool at the start of next month.
Another injured Man Utd star is on his way back
Apart from Dorgu, there is other good news regarding the injury to Matthijs de Ligt who was seen on the grass for the first time since the end of November.
The Netherlands international has been battling with a chronic back problem for almost five months, but it looks like he will soon be playing for the first team once again.
It would be a surprise if de Ligt were in the squad for the game against Brentford on Monday night, but given there were fears he would miss the rest of the season, it looks like he could now feature in some of United’s remaining games.
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