Two important players’ injuries marred Manchester United’s preseason match against Arsenal.

In terms of injuries, Manchester United had a terrible 2023–2024 season. When Amad was hurt during a preseason friendly against Arsenal, this started. In the following game, Kobbie Mainoo experienced the same outcome.

The 2024–2025 preseason tour has now begun with an equally dismal performance.

Both Rasmus Hojlund and Leny Yoro hobbled out during the first half of the friendly match against Arsenal.

Leny Yoro and Rasmus Hojlund were hurt.

Jonny Evans, a defender for Manchester United, discussed his two teammates’ injuries with BBC Sport.

“You don’t want any injuries, particularly during the preseason,” he stated. One of the most important things to attempt to avoid is that.

Evans clarified that he understood Hojlund’s injury better than Leny Yoro did.

“Muscle injuries are not good, and Rasmus suggested it was his hamstring,” the speaker stated. Regarding Leny, I’m not sure yet. I hope everything turns out okay.

The Times notes that Yoro’s injury may be “more serious” and that Hojlund is a “doubt” to play Real Betis later this week.

A low-key preseason is necessary.

Commercially, Machester United would prefer to fly halfway around the world for preseason. With the US tour, United might make millions.

But as evidenced by the last two injuries, it might not be good for the players’ health.

It would be far better if United had a headquarters in Europe and held all of its home games in the same city next season. Shorter travel times and more reliability.

Concerns have also been raised concerning the stadium’s turf, which was installed especially for the match in place of the customary artificial stadium. There is little question that athletes benefit more from playing on fields that are used for football games more frequently.