Leny Yoro has taken a major stride toward full recovery, returning to training with Manchester United after being sidelined for nearly four months.
The 18-year-old defender, signed from Lille for £52 million in a summer transfer, suffered a metatarsal injury during a pre-season match against Arsenal. This setback required surgery, causing him to miss the initial months of the season.
Manchester United officially announced Yoro's return to training at their Carrington facility through a video shared on social media, where the young Frenchman received a warm welcome from his teammates.
Yoro's return is timely for Manchester United, especially as they gear up for an important Europa League match against PAOK. Known for his promising talent and recognized among Europe’s top young defenders, Yoro’s presence in training is seen as a significant boost for the squad’s morale and depth.
Yoro’s transfer to Manchester United was completed in mid-July, with a contract securing his services until June 2029, and an option for an additional year. His performances at Lille earned him a place in the Ligue 1 team of the season and attracted interest from various elite European clubs, highlighting his reputation and potential in top-tier football.
Although Yoro is still in the rehabilitation phase, his return to team training suggests a gradual reintegration into Manchester United’s active squad. It may take time for him to be fully match-ready, but his presence on the field hints at bolstering the team’s defensive line under new manager Rubèn Amorim.
Fans and club officials alike are eager for Yoro’s Manchester United debut, which could potentially happen during the club’s Premier League game against Arsenal on December 4th. His swift recovery and return to training reflect both his resilience and the team’s commitment to strengthening its defense with his skillful addition.
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