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Kobbie Mainoo, the English-born Ghanaian midfielder, has initiated personal training sessions as part of his preparations to return to action for Manchester United.
The young talent sustained an injury during a pre-season match against Spanish giants Real Madrid. Mainoo had a collision with Rodrygo and had to be substituted early in the game that took place in the United States.
Following a medical scan, it was determined that the youngster would need several months to recover.
Having already missed the opening month of the new season, the England youth international was recently observed engaging in individual training drills at Carrington on Tuesday.
Unfortunately, he will not be part of the Manchester United squad traveling to Germany for the UEFA Champions League opener against Bayern Munich.
Nonetheless, coach Erik ten Hag expressed satisfaction with the progress of Mainoo’s recovery.
Mainoo played a pivotal role in the team during pre-season and seemed poised for a regular spot in the first team for the new campaign before the setback.
The Manchester United academy graduate made his senior debut last season in a Carabao Cup match against Fulham.
