Man Utd receive injury boost before Forest clash | OneFootball

Manchester United have had a difficult season but have recently shown signs of improvement under manager Ruber Amorim.

The Red Devils have not lost in their last four Premier League games and will be keen to keep rolling at Nottingham Forest on Tuesday.

Forest are third in the standings and aiming for a Champions League spot. They will need to stay focused against Man Utd, but their tight schedule could be a problem.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s side visit Brighton & Hove Albion in the FA Cup quarter-finals this weekend, which could work in United’s favour.

Man Utd receive huge injury boost

Several key players have returned to training, according to the Manchester Evening News.

Luke Shaw, Harry Maguire and Leny Yoro were seen at Carrington, giving Amorim more options.

Shaw has only played three games this season. Due to injuries, his last start was over a year ago.

Maguire has been out since early March with a calf injury. Yoro missed United’s last match against Leicester City because of a foot injury.

Goalkeepers Altay Bayindir and Tom Heaton have also returned. However, Kobbie Mainoo, Manuel Ugarte and Lisandro Martinez are all out.

April will be a significant month for Man Utd, and this injury return will enable Amorim to tackle every game, depending on the style and pattern.

Their primary focus will likely be the upcoming Europa League quarter-final tie against Lyon. Winning the competition will secure a place in the Champions League.

Amorim will need to manage his players well to handle the busy schedule, and the return of key players will boost United’s chances of ending the season positively.