Manchester United defender Leny Yoro has made a promising return to individual training following a lengthy recovery from a foot injury sustained during pre-season.
The 18-year-old French defender, who joined United from Lille in a £52 million deal, underwent surgery in August and was initially expected to be sidelined for approximately three months.
Yoro's progress marks a significant milestone in his rehabilitation process. After diligent work on his fitness, he has progressed to the next phase of recovery, incorporating running on a treadmill and light training sessions at the club's Carrington base.
Manager Erik ten Hag has expressed optimism about Yoro's recovery, stating that the young defender is "in the right spot" and will soon transition to group training. This development has boosted hopes that Yoro will be fully fit for Manchester United's upcoming fixtures, including the highly anticipated match against Arsenal in early December.
Yoro himself is eager to reach 100% fitness, aiming to make a strong impact in his competitive debut for the Red Devils. His return to fitness will undoubtedly strengthen United's defensive lineup and provide valuable depth to the squad.
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