Manchester United Injury Update: Højlund and Luke Shaw Close to Return, Tello Expected Back in November

Currently, Manchester United has six injured players. British media, in conjunction with official announcements from the club, have summarized the current status of these injured players. Højlund and Luke Shaw are close to returning, but Tello, Mount, and others will need more time.

Tello suffered a foot injury during the pre-season stage and was forced to undergo surgery. Based on his current clinical condition, he still needs two months of rest. It is expected that Tello can return to the pitch in November.

Højlund also suffered a hamstring injury during the pre-season stage. The Danish forward resumed individual training last week, and it is expected that he will recover after the international break, with his goal being to at least make the squad for Manchester United’s clash against Southampton on September 14th.

Luke Shaw missed the start of the season due to injury. He has now overcome his injury issues and is working hard to improve his physical condition. He hopes to prove that he can still contribute to Manchester United after the international break.

Mount started the season in good form but was substituted due to injury during the match against Brighton. Tests confirmed that he had a hamstring injury and would require about five weeks to recover. Unless there are any unexpected developments, Mount should return to action sometime in early or mid-October.

Lindelöf was injured during the pre-season stage, which initially did not attract much attention until his wife posted a photo of him using crutches on social media last week. It is understood that Lindelöf has a toe injury, and it is currently unclear how long he will need to recover.

Malacia has been out of action for over a year due to a serious knee injury. Recently, he was spotted at the Carrington training ground doing ball work. The Dutch left-back has gone through one of the most difficult periods of his career, and signs indicate that his period on the sidelines is nearing an end. However, Manchester United will certainly take the most cautious approach to his rehabilitation, and no timeline has yet been set for his return to the field.