2026年9月10日

Lisandro Martínez set to return for Manchester United against Leeds United! “Red Devils’ Bale” ruled out, with comeback likely delayed until May

Manchester United could receive a timely boost ahead of a crucial stretch, with Lisandro Martínez ex...

Manchester United could receive a timely boost ahead of a crucial stretch, with Lisandro Martínez expected to return to action soon. The Argentine defender is likely to travel with the squad to Dublin for a training camp and is targeting a comeback against Leeds United on April 13.

Martínez has been sidelined since February 10 following a calf injury sustained against West Ham United, missing five matches. Although initially expected to be a short absence, complications delayed his recovery.

His return could not come at a better time. Harry Maguire is suspended after a red card against AFC Bournemouth, leaving United short of defensive options. If Martínez successfully completes training, he may even step straight back into the starting lineup.

For Martínez, this comeback is also vital in the context of international football, as he aims to be part of Argentina national football team in their World Cup title defense.

Meanwhile, Patrick Dorgu remains on a slower recovery path. The Danish winger suffered a hamstring injury against Arsenal and has yet to resume full training.

Although he has returned to light training at Carrington, reports suggest he is unlikely to feature before May. Given the nature of hamstring injuries, the club is prioritizing a cautious approach.

Dorgu has also withdrawn from Denmark’s World Cup playoff matches, where Denmark national football team ultimately lost to Czech Republic national football team on penalties, missing out on qualification.

With a packed schedule ahead—including fixtures against Leeds, Chelsea, and Brentford—Martínez’s return could prove crucial for United’s defensive stability.

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