Manchester United fans are eagerly awaiting news on Brazilian Matias Cunha’s availability for the upcoming derby clash against Manchester City, following a recent knee injury that raised concerns within the club about his potential absence from the Premier League fixture.
Cunha suffered a serious knee injury during Manchester United’s match against Burnley in the third round of the Premier League, leaving the pitch in the 26th minute at Old Trafford. This incident prompted the medical team to race against time to prepare the player ahead of the derby.
According to the English website “CentreDevils,” medical examinations have been reassuring, showing the injury is less severe than initially expected. The Brazilian player has undergone light physical training focusing on the upper body and is set to continue his rehabilitation program at Manchester United’s training center in the coming days. Although the exact absence duration is not yet determined, his chances of participating in the City match remain after the international break.
If Cunha’s absence is confirmed, it will add extra pressure on the Red Devils’ coaching staff, who need effective attacking options against the English champions. The 26-year-old player is a key asset due to his quick movements and ability to disrupt opponents’ defenses, making his participation a crucial factor in the coach’s plans.
The derby between Manchester United and Manchester City will take place on Sunday, September 14, at Old Trafford, starting at 6:30 PM Cairo and Mecca time, as part of the upcoming Premier League round.
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