LONDON: Marcus Rashford, an English attacker, may miss "a few games" owing to a groin injury, Manchester United coach Erik ten Hag confirmed. However, he will return before the season is up, ten Hag added.
Ten Hag was questioned about the striker who hobbled off with 10 minutes remaining in United's 2-0 victory over Everton at home last weekend when he was speaking ahead of his team's UEFA Europa League quarterfinal first leg at home against Sevilla.
The statement is, "It's a few games. We don't know, thus I'm unable to provide more information. We must wait and watch how the ailment progresses, the coach remarked on Wednesday.
Rashford, who has scored 28 goals for his team in all competitions this season—his greatest total for United—will be missed during a busy stretch of games, according to a Xinhua article.
After playing Sevilla on Thursday, United travels to ineffective Nottingham Forest before travelling back to Seville for the second game of the Europa League next week and playing Brighton in the FA Cup semifinal on April 22.
Of course, it's a setback, and he is unhappy about it, but he is optimistic still since he is confident that he will soon return. He has immediately begun his rehabilitation and recovery, which will help him return quickly, continued Ten Hag.
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