The time period has come to an end! After playing in 531 matches and spending 41,410 minutes on the field, it is now undeniable that Manchester United is currently experiencing a period of dormancy. 😳

At Selhurst Park, Manchester United is set to take on Crystal Palace in their ongoing Premier League campaign, but they will be missing their influential player, Fernandes, for the match.

This marks the first time Fernandes has had to sit out a game due to injury since joining United from Sporting CP in January 2020. With an impressive 230 appearances across various competitions, Fernandes has been a consistent presence on the field.

However, his streak of uninterrupted play has come to a halt, as he has previously missed only four league games due to illness or suspension, marking a significant departure from his usual performance.

In Fernandes’s absence, Mason Mount steps up as the team’s captain for this crucial encounter against Palace, with Casemiro filling in for Fernandes and also assuming the captain’s armband.

Regarding his future, Fernandes stated, “I am currently focused on the FA Cup and Euro 2024 with Portugal,” amid ongoing discussions about squad changes.

While acknowledging the challenges faced this season, both individually and collectively, Fernandes remains committed to the present and looks forward to upcoming events such as the FA Cup and Euro 2024.

Any decisions regarding his future in the Premier League will be put on hold until after these pivotal events have concluded, emphasizing Fernandes’s dedication to his current commitments.