Luke Shaw has sustained a setback on his long way back from an injury at Manchester United.
England International Shaw has only played five times for United in the last 12 months, with constant setbacks that destroy the peak years of his career. The left back, 29, made three consecutive replacement performances in the first three games of New Red Devils manager Ruben Amorim as a United Manager before sustaining a new injury, leaving him 'destroyed'.
Shaw fought moisture and calf flasks last year and briefly returned to action for England at Euro 2024. The 29-year-old was excluded until the quarter-final phase final.
It took four months before Shaw turned out to be United and after his fresh injury in December, he described it as 'absolutely' the 'most difficult period' of his career. But after returning to the first training of the first team last week, Shaw is back on the sidelines.
It has emerged that the 29-year-old suffered a small setback while repairing his injury in December. Shaw will now miss the FA Cup on Friday the fourth round draw in Leicester, but United expects he will be back in training on Monday.
His absence has the decision of Amorim and United to sign the Danish left back Patrick Dorgu further justified for a first £ 25 million on the transferline day of the transfer. The Red Devils have also allowed the second-choice left back Tyrell Malacia to put PSV Eindhoven on loan.
Diogo Dalot filled in the majority of Amorim's term of office on the left, although Dorgu was able to make his debut on Friday. As far as Shaw is concerned, he will spend the weekend with the preparation to come back stronger.
“It hurts a lot to write this, because I really thought I had endured my recent struggles and was a positive path in the future, but unfortunately I had a small setback,” Shaw posted on social media after his injury In December.
“I have experienced a lot and have had a lot of ups and downs, but this has been my most difficult period. I was absolutely destroyed and it is extremely difficult to get to terms right now. I understand that there will be there People frustrated, angry, and I understand that.
Since making his professional debut for Southampton at the age of 16, Shaw has had 76 separate periods of absence, including for the double leg break that he played for the Red Devils in 2015. In total, Shaw was injured for 1,738 days of his senior career, which amounts to more than four and a half years.
About Shaw Before United lost 2-0 to Crystal Palace on Sunday, Amorim explained: “I think he should train more to spend more time with his teammates, even as normal, small-sided matches, not only working alone.
“He stayed there [at Carrington] To make a different kind of work, he will come together with the team when we arrive and start from there. If I think it's the right time, we start with a few minutes in the games. “
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