Marc Skinner announced positive injury updates for Manchester United players ahead of their match against Tottenham Hotspur. The team is focused on performing well in the WSL after their Champions League exit.
Marc Skinner shares wave of positive injury news ahead of Spurs test
Manchester United boss Marc Skinner issued a raft of positive injury updates on multiple players ahead of this weekendâs meeting with Tottenham Hotspur.
United are set to return to action on Sunday when they go away to Tottenham. Having been knocked out of the Champions League by Bayern Munich before the international break, the clubâs full attention is now on finishing as high as possible in the WSL.
Heading into the contest, United are fourth in the table, level on points with third-placed Arsenal.
Skinner spoke to the press at Carrington and revealed that Dominique Janssen and Elisabeth Terland are back training. He also expressed hope that long-term absentee Ella Toone will play a part in the contest.
The 43-year-old also delivered updates on Anna Sandberg, Ellen Wangerheim, and Layla Drury.
Marc Skinner shared multiple positive injury updates for Manchester United players ahead of their match against Tottenham Hotspur.
Manchester United will face Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday.
After being knocked out of the Champions League, Manchester United is concentrating on finishing as high as possible in the Women's Super League (WSL).
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He told reporters, âWe have Dom [Janssen] and Teri [Elisabeth Terland] back training on the field. They are both doing individual work. They could potentially be back against Brighton, but may play some part against Chelsea, if not. Tooney [Ella] is ongoing monitoring and she will train today.â
âWe are hopeful she may be involved this weekend, which would be fantastic news.â
âAnna Sandberg is back, Ellen Wangerheim is back.â
Skinner added, âLeah Galton will miss this weekend but will, potentially, play some part going into the Brighton game but we are waiting and seeing on that.â
âThe only other one is Layla Drury took on an injury on [the England Under-20] international camp, so she will probably miss the end of the season.â
After failing to win the League Cup and meekly crashing out of both the FA Cup and Champions League, United face renewed questions over Skinnerâs position.
A report covered by The Peoples Person relayed that his position will be reviewed in the summer.
The current longest-serving manager in the WSLÂ said about this in his presser, âYou enter a job like Man Utd and of course you are open to scrutiny.â
âBut we also live in a world where there is a constant look at the negative side. Actually, the positive side is we have created history at this club and we have to continue to do so. My job is to prepare my team for these next three games and to try and win them.â
âRegardless of what people think, I know who I am, I know what I do and I know what our focus will be. I am ready to take on the challenge of these next three games and get my team to do the same.â
âAfter that, who knows what happens?â
Tottenham vs. United kicks off at noon.
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