Man united injury update: confirmed the latest on Amad Diallo, Diogo Dalot and more

Manchester United enters another crucial week under Ruben Amorim, with injury concerns still clouding their preparations. While the semi-finals of the Europa League threatens against Athletic Club, the Red Devils have to do important absences-but there is cautious optimism for the return of Amad Diallo and Matthijs de Ligt.

Diogo Dalot's season in question

Diogo Dalot, an important figure in the defense of Manchester United this season, faces his campaign unsafe. A veal injury suspended him for the recent draw against Bournemouth, and managers Ruben Amorim calmed little about his recovery.

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“Diogo Dalot is out,” confirmed Amorim in his press conference on Friday. “We don't know how long it will be outside. But he is for these next games. We will see to the end. There is this option [he could miss the rest of the season] But I don't know we will check week after week. “

Since United has already been extensively stretched, the loss of Dalot could be a serious setback at this stage, especially in the operations in Europe.

Potential return date: at the end of May

Positive signs of Matthijs de Ligt

Matthijs de Ligt approaches a return of an ankle injury that was suffered against Nottingham Forest in the early this month. The experience and leadership of the Dutch defender were painfully missed, and his return would offer a considerable boost before decisive games.

Amorim remains optimistic and explains that de Ligt is as close as the first leg against the Athletic Club “close” in full fitness.

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Potential return date: Thursday, May 1st against Athletic Club (A)

Amad Diallo approaches comeback

The recovery of Amad Diallo was remarkably fast. After the 22-year-old winger initially feared that his season was over in February in February after an injury to the ankle band, he is now shortly before the loss of repetition.

“Nearby” was again the word used by Amorim to describe Amad's status. However, Manchester United carefully follows to integrate it into competitive measures. His creativity and pace could prove to be crucial if United is supposed to move over the cutlery of silver this season.

Potential return date: Thursday, May 8th against Athletic Club (H)

To observe other important injuries

The United injury list unfortunately goes beyond the headlines.
The promising 18-year-old from Ayden Heaven had returned briefly, but had a setback in training. Amorim revealed that he was “not ready” before the Bournemouth match, and no clear timeline was set for his return.

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Joshua Zirkzee was excluded with a thigh injury for the rest of the campaign. His absence, confirmed by Amorim: “He will no longer play this season. We will prepare him for the next.” – means that the striker is now focusing on recovery for 2025.

In the meantime, Toby Colly, who had made progress under Amorim, has initially been slightly considered to be slightly with a leg injury for six weeks. His return remains uncertain.

Finally, Lisandro Martinez continues his rehabilitation after an ACL injury in February. Despite a successful operation, his return before the next season will appear extremely unlikely.

Manchester United is again at a crossing. While the return of Matthijs de Ligt and Amad Diallo offers hope, the continued absence of Diogo Dalot leaves a significant gap. When Ruben Amorim navigates through one of the most difficult magic of his term, the coming weeks will define whether United can end a turbulent season at one.