Erig Ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, has been seen breaking down in tears after another key player for the club suffered an injuries during training during the international break this morning. This is a really sad time for fans of Manchester United, since the injury appears to be a career-ending injury. There is another instance of the international break curse. \ This is the very last thing that Erig Ten Hag would have desired to witness!Despite the fact that they still have Brentford to face on the 30th/03/2024, this came out of nowhere 💔😥.

Confirmation has surfaced regarding Luke Shaw’s recent muscle injury sustained during the triumph over Luton Town a month ago. This setback potentially sidelines him for the remainder of the season.

United disclosed Shaw’s injury through a brief announcement, hinting at the need for further evaluation to gauge its severity, but anticipates his absence for several months.

Shaw’s commenced treatment at Carrington, although omitted from the England squad for the international break, he’s been granted access to St. George’s Park to conclude his recovery within the England setup, ensuring his participation in future matches.

Renowned as Gareth Southgate’s preferred left-back for much of his tenure, Shaw’s significant contributions include scoring England’s solitary goal in the Euro 2020 Final.

Southgate acknowledged Shaw’s uncertain availability for the upcoming European Championships in Germany, given his projected return towards the season’s end.

Expressing the challenges of enduring a rigorous tournament like the Euros, Southgate emphasized the importance of fitness and resilience, considering the physical demands of the competition.

The return of injured players remains uncertain, requiring thorough assessments of their fitness and performance capabilities within the coming months, crucial for tournament readiness.

Should Shaw’s rehabilitation progress positively, a potential return to United before season’s end heightens the prospect of featuring for England in the summer.

With 31 senior team caps since his England debut in 2014, Shaw’s experience adds depth to the national squad’s defensive lineup.