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Manchester United Receives Triple Injury Boost Before Crucial Everton Clash

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Manchester United’s injury crisis has eased with the returns of Manuel Ugarte, Leny Yoro, and Christian Eriksen to Ruben Amorim’s squad.

United’s preparations for the defeat against Tottenham Hotspur last week were disrupted by multiple late injuries. This situation compelled Amorim to select a bench that was predominantly made up of teenagers who had yet to make their senior debuts.

Among those to be ruled out late on was Ugarte, while Yoro and Eriksen’s absences were only revealed when United’s youthful team sheet emerged.

Thankfully, Amorim revealed that the trio will are all set to return to the matchday squad to face Everton.

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Amorim provided some particularly positive news on Eriksen, noting that his absence last week was simply a “misunderstanding” related to his heart condition. The Dane is “healthy” and “ready to play at a high level for many years” according to his manager.

Ugarte will likely replace Casemiro in United’s midfield, which is still missing Kobbie Mainoo, Toby Collyer, and Mason Mount.

Further back, Yoro’s return boosts a defensive line that is already without Lisandro Martinez, Jonny Evans, and Luke Shaw. Those defenders are all on the sidelines alongside forward Amad Diallo, who will miss the remainder of United’s season with an ankle injury.

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United is behind Everton in the Premier League table by just one point and has suffered 12 league losses, whereas the Toffees have lost only nine. With another week without European commitments, Amorim expressed confidence that the players who are fit and healthy are showing signs of improved form.

“They are improving,” Amorim said on Friday, “creating relationships, even the sound of the training is different, but we have to use that in the game and we have to take that step. I feel in training we are bonding and understanding the way we want to play, but then in a game, we struggle a lot.”