Mason Mount Faces 4-5 Weeks on Sidelines Due to Hamstring Injury
Mason Mount Injured in Match Against Brighton
Mason Mount’s hamstring injury will keep him out for an estimated four to five weeks. The 25-year-old midfielder was substituted at half-time during the recent defeat to Brighton & Hove Albion after alerting United's staff about his condition. His absence will impact the fixture against Liverpool, among others.
Mount's Statement on His Injury
Following the diagnosis, Mount expressed his frustration on social media: “I’ve had it checked and it looks like I’ll be out for a few games. I worked hard to get my fitness back... I will do everything possible to be back in the best shape and help the team.”
Mount's History with Injuries at Manchester United
- Joined United in July 2023 for an initial £55 million.
- Last season recorded only 20 appearances due to recurring injuries.
- Suffered a hamstring issue in last season's second league outing.
- Missed four months after a calf injury in November.
Impact on Manchester United's Season
Mount's injury adds to the growing list of absentees for manager Erik Ten Hag, who is already dealing with injuries to several key players. The club hopes to manage his recovery effectively before his return to action.
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