“He is finally back from injury. We are really going to win against Nottingham Forest today. This is best news i have received in a while” – This is according to Ruben Amorim as he confirms astonishing injury recovery of a vital Manchester United star

Manchester United are approaching a crucial stage of the season, and Ruben Amorim will need all the reinforcements he can get for the demanding run ahead.

While the Europa League remains the priority, each higher league position brings nearly £2.5 million in additional revenue—an invaluable boost for a club facing financial challenges. Fortunately, the international break arrived at an ideal moment, allowing multiple injured players, including Leny Yoro, Harry Maguire, and Mason Mount, to return to action.

However, the most significant boost has now been confirmed by Amorim, as one United star has made an astonishing recovery ahead of schedule.

Amorim Provides Update on Amad’s Injury

Amad’s impressive season was derailed in February when he suffered a ligament injury during training, initially ruling him out for the remainder of the campaign. The Ivorian had quickly established himself as a key player under Amorim, offering exactly what the manager needed from his squad.

With his long-term absence seeming inevitable, many United fans had resigned themselves to waiting until next season for his return. However, Amad’s commitment and professionalism have seen him push for a much earlier comeback.

Amorim has now confirmed previous reports on the winger’s recovery, stating that the club is hopeful he will feature before the season ends.

“I can confirm we believe Amad could still play this season. He will try. I don’t know exactly when, but we are very confident,” Amorim said.

Perfect Timing for Amad’s Comeback

If United remain in contention for silverware in May, particularly in the Europa League, Amad’s return could provide a fairytale ending to the campaign. His presence could significantly enhance their chances of lifting the trophy, potentially changing the entire outlook of the season.

His determination to return quickly may be fueled by the prospect of making a difference in the latter stages of the competition. However, if United exit the Europa League early, the wiser decision might be to allow him to fully recover and return fresh for the next campaign.

For now, everything hinges on their upcoming quarter-final clash against Lyon, which could shape both the club’s season and Amad’s immediate future.