News about Tyrell Malacia

Erik ten Hag (left) strode into the Jimmy Murphy Centre at Carrington yesterday ready to hit back. The assembled media didn't know it yet; Ten Hag is typically calm and measured in his responses. On Tuesday, irked by what he saw as an overreaction to their penalty shootout win over Coventry City (top right), he wanted to come out swinging. Asked with the opening question if he understood the reaction, the criticism, that came with coughing up a 3-0 lead to scrape by second tier Coventry City on penalties at Wembley, the United boss said: 'Absolutely not.' Ineos and United's new football operations team led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe (bottom right) are not so reactionary as to make emotional decisions based on one game. Should United hammer Sheffield United on Wednesday, it is unlikely to move the needle too much in the other direction.

Manchester United's penalty shootout FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry City brought more questions than answers - both in terms of Erik ten Hag and his players.  This has been a season riddled by mistakes on and off the pitch for United and with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team now assuming control of football operations, a summer shake-up feels inevitable.  United are looking to raise £100million through player sales and for some shown the door that will mean accepting a sizeable loss on their initial transfer outlay. Mail Sport runs through Manchester United's squad to work out who stays and who goes.

Tyrell Malacia is not expected to play for Manchester United until next season as the Dutch left-back struggles with a knee meniscus injury. Erik ten Hag has been left short-staffed in that position with both Malacia and first-choice Luke Shaw on the sidelines for large chunks of the campaign. Malacia, 24, hasn't played a single minute this season with the £13million defender's last action coming for the Netherlands against Croatia in the UEFA Nations League semi-final last June.

SIMON JONES: Manchester United is following Barcelona defender Mikayil Faye ahead of a potential transfer in the summer. On Friday night, the 19-year old scored a spectacular goal for Senegal on his international debut against Gabon, and the United Scouts were there following his development for the past three months. Faye, who can play at left-back or center back, plays for Barcelona's B team since joining the club a year ago from NK Kustosija in Croatia.

Erik ten Hag claims that his second season at Manchester United would have been much different if he hadn't been plagued by injuries. After struggling to build on a third-place finish and Carabao Cup triumph last season, the Dutchman is fighting to keep his job into the summer. Ten Hag believes that injuries to key players have made it impossible to maintain this momentum, with ten men ruled out of Saturday's match against Everton at Old Trafford.

Lisandro Martinez was given medicine after being forced to return to Manchester United's 4-3 victory over Wolves, sparking fears that the defender may have stalled in his recovery from injury. Since suffering a metatarsal injury in April, the Argentine center back - one of Erik ten Hag's best signings at Old Trafford - has been sidelined for the majority of the year. Martinez played five Premier League games for Man United this season before aggravated the injury for the second time in September.

Sir Dave Brailsford has only been covering Manchester United's scenes for the past few weeks, but Ineos sports director Adam Wood has admitted to the club's overstaffing. Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been on the ground at Old Trafford and Carrington, during the £1.3 billion investment, and the former British Cycling champion is already identifying areas where savings can be made and the club can be more streamlined. Ratcliffe is expected to appoint an external auditor to examine United's spending and structure, which may put some of the 1,100 employees under scrutiny.

After leaving the upmarket Juniper Restaurant in Wilmslow, the England footballer, 26, was seen pulling the ticket off his windscreen yesterday. While his car was parked on double yellow lines, Rashford had lunch with his United teammate Tyrell Malacia, about an hour. With the fine, a traffic warden appeared after about 15 minutes and slapped the McLaren 765 Long Tail vehicle, which costs £280,000 new. It comes after a video of Rashford barely avoiding a parking fine went viral on social media at the end of last year.

Erik ten Hag enjoyed a family meal on New Year's Eve, but the Manchester United chief would not have been dissatisfied to see the back of 2023. Although the first half of the year was a blast, with a victory in the Carabao Cup and a third-place finish, the Dutch coach's last few months have undid United's progress under new leadership. United have already lost nine Premier League games this season, including those of the Champions League and the Carabao Cup. Ten Hag is under intense scrutiny in 2024, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's arrival only adding to the confusion over the club's future. January may be a light on fixtures, but Ten Hag's September is expected to be a pivotal month for the club, if he makes it or becomes the new boss.

When Manchester United return to Anfield on Sunday, they will not be fighting against Liverpool, an injury outbreak, and their own incompetences. They'll also have to tackle emotional barriers because their arch-rivals' house has become a place of nightmares in recent years. Following a week in which United were humiliated 3-0 at home by Bournemouth and crashed out of Europe, Erik ten Hag needs a ride along the M62 to Merseyside.

BY SAMI MOKBEL: Manchester United's medical team is being redesigned after initiating an internal investigation into the critical department. The investigation, led by Sports Medicine head Gary O'Driscoll, is underway with the intention of modernizing the club's approach, which will eventually result in a slew of recommendations being submitted by INEOS employees after their 25 percent buyout of the club is approved. The reports come at a time when United's first-team has been crippled by a string of key injuries.

Manchester United's plans for Saturday night's Premier League match against Newcastle United were jeopardized after their flight was postponed. On Saturday morning, Erik ten Hag's crew was scheduled to fly north-east from Manchester Airport at 11 a.m. However, when the passengers arrived at the airport to drop their cars off at 10 a.m., they were told that due to the weather and technical difficulties, their flight was cancelled.

The Holland international has had to undergo a second operation to fix the long-running condition, and he is now recovering at Carrington following a rehabilitation program. United's statement on Friday said: "Tyrell Malacia is on target to return to action early next year as he recovers from a knee injury.' Following an operation last summer, the Netherlands left-back hasn't played so well this season. 'Unfortunately, he suffered a setback during his recovery, which needed more surgery.' All was well, and Malacia is now back at Carrington, working hard to be ready for the New Year.' Malacia's last game for United was on the last day of last season, and he hasn't played at all this season after missing the club's summer tour of the United States.

Despite suffering an injury while playing for Cameroon, Andre Onana is expected to be fit for Manchester United's Premier League match against Everton on Sunday. In the 3-0 win over Mauritius, the goalkeeper was late, but tests revealed that he sustained an injury to one of his pelvis bones. He was forced to miss the squad against Libya on Tuesday.

SAMI MOKBEL: Since suffering a hamstring injury in the closing stages of United's home loss to Brighton, the right-back has been missing since September 16. But Wan Bissaka has now started training on the grass at the club's training center and is closing down in on a return to fitness. If the final stages of his recovery go according to plan, there is a chance that he will be back in ten days.

Tyrell Malacia has been out for so long this season for Manchester United due to a knee injury that necessitated surgery, according to sources. The Dutch defender joined Feyenoord last summer and played 39 times in all competitions in 2022-23. He had a good debut season, impressing with his appearances while still offering depth and competition to Luke Shaw at left back, despite being left behind. Malacia, however, was last seen on the last day of the season against Fulham in May and was ruled out of pre-season and is yet to return.

After Casemiro's request to sit out of Brazil's World Cup qualifier against Venezuela due to an ankle injury, Manchester United has suffered another setback. The Red Devils have launched an investigation into the large number of players who have been absent with knocks, but the issue may have been exacerbated in South America. After 79 minutes of Brazil's match against Venezuela on Thursday, Casemiro, the Brazil captain, begged to be dismissed, and Andre replaced him.

Manchester United's first-team injuries are being broadcast on X, the former Twitter account. The account, which was established earlier this year, has gained traction and a large number of followers, having been accurate on several injury reports prior to United's formal announcement. It hasn't been posting on match days, but it did have news on Luke Shaw, Tyrell Malacia, and Sergio Reguilon.

Managing Manchester United is one of football's most demanding careers, and Erik ten Hag knows it all because he's been on his plate at Old Trafford. With problems both on and off the field engulfing the team, the Dutchman is struggling to get a break. United's 1-0 loss at Crystal Palace was greeted by a chorus of bosses by the Old Trafford crowd, with the result resulting in the team playing an unpopular track that almost ended Sir Alex Ferguson's career as boss in 1989. If it sounds as though it will go wrong at United, it will undoubtedly go wrong, and the problems will continue to rise in what has been a slow start to the season.

Martinez was out for seven weeks after fracturing a metatarsal in April, according to reports, the Argentina defender faces a similar pattern. Martinez aggravated the injury in United's loss to Arsenal earlier this month, but the club's medical staff decided he could not continue.

CHRIS WHEELER IN MUNICH: Andre Onana's first high-profile howler for Manchester United is under scrutiny at a time when Erik ten Hag's transfer policy is being scrutinized. In his first six games, the Cameroon goalkeeper has scored 14 goals in his first six games and raised questions about his shaky start at United, which he addressed in a journalist interview before his Champions League match against Bayern Munich. I don't think I'm here because I'm fine with my feet,' I don't think I'm here.' First, I have to set the goals,' he said.

Luke Shaw's muscle injury could keep him out until November, leaving United with Tyrell Malacia on the sidelines and Brandon Williams on loan at Ipswich. In their 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest on Saturday, Diogo Dalot struggled to fill in as a makeshift replacement, and Erik ten Hag would not want the club's hopes derailed by a lack of coverage.

Luke Shaw's injury is worse than that suffered by teammate Mason Mount, according to Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag. Shaw has sustained a muscle injury and could be out for around two months if you factor in that Mount Mount is out for up to six weeks due to a hamstring injury. Tyrell Malacia is also dealing with a knee injury, making it difficult for the club at left-back.

Marcus Rashford, a Manchester United striker, was seen with his car parked on double yellow lines on Saturday after visiting a jeweler's in Cheshire. The 25-year-old was joined by his colleague Tyrell Malacia in his latest £700,000 Rolls-Royce for a 20-minute private shopping trip for which the shutters remained closed. Fans of Rashford, who wore a green tracksuit with white trainers, were also seen signing autographs for supporters.