Good News for Sean Dyche and Everton as TOP Manchester United player is now out injured and Everton would terrorize Manchester United

£56m Manchester United Star Set to Miss Everton Clash

Manchester United are preparing for their upcoming Premier League match against Everton, but they may have to do so without one of their key players. Ruben Amorim, in his first season as Manchester United’s head coach, could be without £56 million defender Lisandro Martínez for the clash on Sunday, December 1st.

The Red Devils face a difficult period ahead, with Everton’s tough seven-game stretch beginning soon, featuring some of the Premier League’s top teams. Ruben Amorim’s side will be eager to bounce back from a disappointing 1-1 draw with Ipswich Town, their first game under his leadership.

Lisandro Martínez Injury Update

Lisandro Martínez, who joined Manchester United for a hefty £56 million transfer fee, was notably absent during the 1-1 draw with Ipswich due to a back issue. The injury occurred during the win over Leicester City just before the international break, forcing Martínez to withdraw from the Argentina national team squad. A return date is yet to be confirmed, but insiders have suggested the defender will be sidelined for 2-3 weeks, depending on his recovery and rehabilitation process.

Despite the injury not being considered serious, Martínez’s absence leaves a gap in Manchester United’s defense. Amorim was forced to field a back three of Jonny Evans, Matthijs de Ligt, and Noussair Mazraoui in the Ipswich match, and he may have to rely on them again in the upcoming fixture against Everton.

Everton’s Potential Fresh Faces

For Everton, manager Sean Dyche will also be hoping to bolster his squad as they prepare for the tough fixture against Manchester United. Armando Broja, who has been recovering from injury, could make his return to the matchday squad after completing 45 minutes with the Everton Under-21s earlier this week.

Nathan Patterson, who also featured for the Under-21s, could be available for selection, although his match ended on a sour note as he was sent off. Meanwhile, striker Youssef Chermiti, who has been sidelined since pre-season, is back in full training, but it is unlikely that he will make the matchday squad just yet.

James Garner and Tim Iroegbunam are both making good progress from their respective injuries, and Dyche is expected to provide a fresh update on their availability in the coming days.

A Tough Run for Everton

Everton’s upcoming matches, starting with Manchester United, are part of a challenging stretch that will see them face all of the Premier League’s top four teams in quick succession. For Dyche, the timing of these fixtures is not ideal, but he will be hopeful that the potential returns of Broja, Patterson, and others could give Everton the boost they need.

With the Red Devils dealing with injuries and looking to regain momentum under Amorim, the upcoming Premier League clash between Manchester United and Everton promises to be a highly competitive encounter.