Manchester United don receive double boost as Matheus Cunha and Mason Mount dey available for their Premier League showdown with Chelsea on Saturday.
The two attackers miss the Manchester derby last weekend after injury wey dem pick against Burnley before September international break.
But head coach Ruben Amorim don confirm say both players go return for the Chelsea match, and dem dey likely to enter straight into the starting XI.
As e be, Man United only get two senior players still out: Lisandro Martinez never recover from him serious knee injury, while Diogo Dalot muscular wahala go still keep am sidelined.
Cunha & Mount Don Ready for Chelsea Test
Amorim talk say: “Dalot dey out, but Mase and Cunha dey inside squad. Licha still dey out, na just that.” The confirmation mean United go get fresh attacking options against one of their toughest rivals.
Amorim Dodge Garnacho Question
When dem press am about Alejandro Garnacho possible start for Chelsea against him former club, Amorim no gree shift focus. He reply say: “Garnacho no be our player. I dey focused on my players. I dey really happy say Mason and Cunha dey return. The rest? Ask Chelsea coach.”
Martinez Recovery Still Dey
Lisandro Martinez dey near full return after long knee injury wey don keep am out since February. Amorim explain: “E dey really important say Licha dey closer. With that kind injury, you dey recover fast at first, then e dey get boring because progress dey slow. We miss am badly, especially him aggression. But even when e never dey play, he still dey present in training and meetings.”
Big Pressure Ahead Chelsea Match
Even with players dey return, pressure still dey Amorim head. Man United don only collect four points from four matches, wey put them 14th for Premier League table.
Saturday clash with Chelsea fit be make-or-break for their coach, because Old Trafford fans dey expect better.
Final Word
With Mount and Cunha back, United don get small encouragement. But unless Amorim men fit collect full three points against Chelsea, the wahala fit still pile up for the Portuguese coach. All eyes go dey Anfield this weekend to see whether pressure go cool or heat go increase.
