As another key player for Manchester United is confirmed to have sustained an injury and is expected to be sidelined for a period of two months, Bruno Fernandez broke down in tears during a press conference today. “I cried so hard when I discovered the extent of His injury,” he said. “He is the type of player that is not supposed to miss any game with us, and now He is going to be out for a long time.”

Yoro, who sustained a foot injury during Manchester United’s pre-season tour in the United States, was initially expected to be out for up to three months.
This injury occurred in a match against Arsenal, abruptly ending his chances of being ready for the Premier League season’s start.

At just 18, Yoro was signed by Manchester United from Lille for a starting fee of £54 million. After the injury, he had successful surgery three weeks ago and has been focusing on his recovery. The club initially projected his return around Christmas. However, recent social media updates suggest he might come back sooner than planned.

In a recent social media update, Yoro posted an ambiguous but optimistic message, including a photo from a friendly against Rangers in July and a ‘timer’ emoji.

This hint has led fans to wonder if his recovery is ahead of schedule or if it simply reflects his positive outlook and determination to return.

Yoro’s absence has been keenly felt in Manchester United’s defense, notably in their recent 2-1 defeat to Brighton, where a late goal by Joao Pedro exposed some defensive weaknesses.

During Yoro’s absence, manager Erik Ten Hag has had to rely on Harry Maguire and Jonny Evans to fill his position, with Matthijs de Ligt also added from Bayern Munich.

Despite these adjustments, Yoro’s potential and versatility as a defender make him a valuable asset. His return could provide the essential stability and strength needed for Manchester United’s defense.Leny Yoro’s injury has indeed been a significant setback for Manchester United’s defense, especially given his potential and the considerable fee paid to bring him from Lille. His foot injury, sustained during a pre-season match against Arsenal, forced an early exit from the United States tour and disrupted his preparation for the new Premier League season. Following a successful surgery three weeks ago, Yoro has been diligently working on his recovery, with an initial timeline for a return around Christmas.

However, Yoro’s recent social media activity has sparked speculation among fans that he might return to action sooner than expected. His post, featuring a photo from a friendly against Rangers and a ‘timer’ emoji, has been interpreted as a positive sign of his recovery progress. Whether this hints at an early comeback or is simply a show of his determination remains uncertain, but it has certainly created a sense of optimism.

In Yoro’s absence, Erik Ten Hag has had to make tactical adjustments, relying on Harry Maguire, Jonny Evans, and newly acquired Matthijs de Ligt to shore up the defense. The recent 2-1 loss to Brighton, where a late goal from Joao Pedro exposed defensive frailties, underscores the need for Yoro’s return. His potential and versatility make him a critical piece in United’s defensive lineup, and his recovery could provide much-needed stability and strength at the back as they aim to compete on multiple fronts this season.