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Luke Shaw sidelined for an extended period in huge blow to Manchester United


LUKE SHAW has been sidelined for an extended period for Manchester United.

The England left-back will be out for weeks in a huge blow to Erik ten Hag.

Luke Shaw will miss Manchester United’s upcoming gamesCredit: Alamy

It’s reported that the 28-year-old has suffered a muscular injury.

Assessment is ongoing but there are fears that Shaw will be out for some time.

In a statement, Manchester United confirmed that he would miss “a number of weeks”.

Shaw has started both of Manchester United’s matches so far this season.

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The Red Devils have looked lacklustre in a 1-0 win over Wolves and then a 2-0 defeat to Tottenham – and this news will not improve matters.

Ten Hag is currently preparing his side to face Nottingham Forest on Saturday.

They then play Arsenal before the Premier League pauses for an international break.

Shaw could have expected to be a part of Gareth Southgate’s England squad for the games against Ukraine and Scotland.

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The former Southampton youngster has been blighted with injuries during his career, although last term he missed just three games because of injury.

In 2021/22 he missed 18 games because of multiple issues, and missed the same number of matches the year before that.

Manchester United allowed one of Shaw’s understudies, Brandon Williams, to go on loan to Ipswich earlier this week.

The news comes in the same week that Mason Mount also suffered an injury.

The summer signing is out until at least the international break, and potentially longer.

In more positive news, fellow new arrival Rasmus Hojlund could make his debut this weekend having arrived at the club injured.


Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk


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