Manchester Evening News reports: Patrick Dorgu, Carlos Baleba, Benjamin Šeško. Here is Manchester United's injury situation and expected return times ahead of the match against Aston Villa.
Patrick Dorgu
Injury: Thigh injury
Patrick Dorgu returned to training earlier this week. Carrick had previously confirmed that he would miss the match against Roma, and added on Friday afternoon: "Patrick has done a small amount of training this week. As you saw, he joined us for some training early in the week, but it was a very, very small amount. So we have to be patient with Pat.
"He's had a couple of hamstring injuries before and has been out for quite a while, so we need to manage it carefully and be patient over the next few weeks. But he's slowly getting back into the rhythm with the team, and as for whether he can play this weekend, we'll have to see."
Expected return: November 8 against Aston Villa
Carlos Baleba
Injury: Hamstring injury
After Tuesday's win, Carrick could not give a return timeline for Carlos Baleba. After Friday's press conference, the manager added: "With Carlos, we're not sure when he'll be back, but it will definitely be a few weeks. He's certainly out this week, and he won't be back during the international break either. He'll be out for longer than that."
Expected return: Unknown
Benjamin Šeško
Injury: Shin injury
Carrick confirmed last week that Benjamin Šeško is facing a long spell on the sidelines. He said: "Yes, unfortunately, it looks like he's going to be out for a while. We're not sure exactly how long, but it will certainly be a relatively long period.
"As I've told you before, we have to go through the appropriate process, which is the healing process, seeing how the injury responds, and then deciding on the next course of treatment. We are still working on that now.
"First of all, it's obviously very unfortunate for Ben. He's already been through a tough recovery period and worked hard to get through it, and now he has to go through this again. For us, not being able to play him is obviously a blow, but we will do our best to help him get back as soon as possible."
Expected return: January next year
Luke Shaw
Injury: Unknown
Carrick confirmed on Monday that Luke Shaw would not be fit this week, meaning he will not return until after the international break at the earliest.
Expected return: November 22 against Liverpool
Rashford
Injury: Hip injury
Carrick confirmed on Monday that Rashford's recovery is being "assessed daily." There were no further updates on Friday.
Expected return: November 22 against Liverpool
Ugarte
Injury: Knee injury
Ugarte suffered a serious knee injury that could rule him out for the rest of the season. The midfielder is currently recovering at Carrington.
Expected return: 2027
Jtikol
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Please sell Shaw
juhabdlory
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No wonder performance has dwiddled like this with those key players how do expect to turn the table round this is quite melancholic.
Everblessed10
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These players nowadays are so fragile it’s insane some of the things that they’re being sitting around for. When I listen to guys like Keane and Evra arguing with Sir Alex to play games despite their minor injuries it’s amusing, unlike players today they want to sit around on their couches with a minor injury. Soft like pudding 🤔
dapakopsty
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Let Luke Shaw, Benjamin Sesko, Carlos Baleba. Marcus Rashford, Ugarte and Mason Mount be given out in January to who ever admires them as Christmas gift. They do no merit wearing the Manchester United batch. They make us look like Messachester United
Fazabcmsyz
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You need to transform Dalot from being a defender to a winger, play Amass on the left back .
Fazabcmsyz
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Just tell the boys to start shooting from far if you really want to win , something which is missing in Manchester united is just kicking shoot . if your guys start kicking you will win .