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Harry Maguire, the defender for Manchester United, will be out of action for approximately three weeks due to a muscle injury, as announced by the club on Sunday.
This setback occurred during a training session, adding Maguire to United’s already lengthy list of injured players.
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Consequently, he will be absent for their upcoming match against Crystal Palace on Monday and potentially for the final three Premier League games against Arsenal, Newcastle, and Brighton.
However, there are assurances regarding his availability for the European Championship with the England team, beginning on June 14. There is optimism that Maguire might recover in time for the FA Cup final against Manchester City on May 25.
This injury poses yet another challenge for Manchester.
United manager Erik ten Hag, who had to deploy midfielder Casemiro in central defense during their previous match against Burnley due to the team’s numerous absences.
Despite speculation about Jonny Evans possibly returning for the Palace game, Ten Hag will definitely be without Victor Lindelof, Lisandro Martinez, and Raphael Varane due to their respective injuries.
United’s recent drop to eighth place in the Premier League, coupled with wins for Chelsea and Newcastle, underscores the importance of securing a victory against Palace to revive their aspirations for a top-six finish.
