Lisandro Martinez is expected to be in the Man United squad for their final home league match of the season against Newcastle United on tomorrow night, according to Erik ten Hag.
During the pre-game news conference, Ten Hag spoke to the media and said:
“I believe he’ll rejoin the team. We have worked with him on a few occasions, and we anticipate having him accessible. He’ll rejoin the squad if his workout this afternoon goes as planned.
Additionally, the manager stated that “we have to see” if Willy Kambwala, Bruno Fernandes, and Marcus Rashford will be “fit enough.”
Lisandro Martinez will be in the Man United squad to play Newcastle United, according to Erik ten Hag.
Red Billy wrote this on May 14, 2024.
Lisandro Martinez is expected to be in the Man United squad for their final home league match of the season against Newcastle United on tomorrow night, according to Erik ten Hag.
During the pre-game news conference, Ten Hag spoke to the media and said:
“I believe he’ll rejoin the team. We have worked with him on a few occasions, and we anticipate having him accessible. He’ll rejoin the squad if his workout this afternoon goes as planned.
In addition, the manager stated that “we have to see” if Willy Kambwala, Bruno Fernandes, and Marcus Rashford will be “fit enough.”
He added that Raphael Varane might return against Brighton on Sunday even though he won’t play.
“We are undoubtedly making plans for the last games. The boss clarified, “Not tomorrow, but we hope for Sunday and then, of course, for the final game.
Ten Hag was then questioned over Rasmus Hojlund’s dismal performance of late.
He remarked, “We bought a player for this season and the future when we decided to go for him.”
“He requires time, development, and progress—sometimes both at the same time.
“He had trouble scoring his first Premier League goal before the winter, but he has a really strong spirit. He’s near, and I have greater confidence.
“We had a goal scorer with 30 last season. We increase our team size by one striker, as additional spending was not feasible. When you finish third and advance to two finals, we felt very certain that the transfer policy was appropriate and that you would add a striker.
