Manchester United dealt another injury blow as centre-back precluded ‘for following couple of weeks’

centre-back Johnny Evans will miss “the following

couple of weeks”subsequent to experiencing

a thigh strain in the 4-3 loss to Copenhagen.

Evans marked this late spring as crisis cover for Erik ten Hag’s group,

began the Champions League game close by Harry Maguire

yet was constrained off after only 16 minutes,

with Raphael Varane hitting to supplant him.

After conducting tests on the 35-year-old, United affirmed:

“Jonny Evans will be down and out for

the following couple of weeks with injury.

“The Northern Ireland defender experienced a thigh strain in the main portion of our

Champions League game with FC Copenhagen in Denmark on Wednesday.”

Evans currently joins individual defenders Lisandro Martinez,

Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia uninvolved

in front of Saturday’s Premier League outing against Luton Town. Ten Hag is

left with Varane, Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof as

senior cenetr-back choices,while the manager likewise hopes to be

without midfielder Casemiro until after

Christmas after the Brazil international

experienced a hamstring injury.

United head into Saturday’s down as weighty top picks

to beat a Luton side who sit seventeenth in

the Premier League , yet Ten Hag anticipates an extreme test from

the recently advanced outfit.

“It’s a decent group,” he told club media.

“In the Premier League there are no simple games, and most

certainly not Luton.

“You see they have filled in the season and they have

had a few additional great performances and results. Last week it was exceptionally

appraised that presentation so we must be great, we need to play our

best football to keep the three focuses at Old Trafford.”

The game will likewise see United rejoin with former

Red Devil’s Tahith Chong and Teden Mengi.”Obviously they need to show that

they were for such a long time part of this club,” Ten Hag said of

the team.”I think they have Manchester United in

their souls, so certainly they need to show something and

they need to win here. That is

consistently the risk when old players are getting back to Old Trafford.”