Manchester United have been handed another injury concern after Patrick Dorgu was forced off during Denmark’s 2–0 Nations League victory over Wales. 🇩🇰⚽
Dorgu started the match in an attacking role but could only last around 30 minutes before going down and receiving treatment. He subsequently left the pitch and headed down the tunnel, with Mohamed Daramy replacing him.
The incident immediately raised concerns for United, particularly because Dorgu appeared to be holding the back of his left thigh. Initial reports suggested a possible hamstring problem, although the exact severity had not yet been established.
🚨 AND NOW DENMARK HAVE CONFIRMED THE SETBACK.
Denmark manager Brian Riemer said after the match that Dorgu had suffered an injury and would leave the national-team camp, meaning he will play no further part during this international window.
The timing is frustrating for Manchester United. Dorgu has become an important option for Michael Carrick, and another fitness issue leaves the club waiting anxiously for further medical assessment. 🔴👀
The setback adds to a growing list of United players dealing with fitness concerns during the international break, increasing the pressure on the squad ahead of the return to club football.
For now, the full extent of Dorgu’s injury remains unclear. United will need to wait for further assessment before knowing how long the 21-year-old could be unavailable.
One thing is certain: this is the last thing Michael Carrick and Manchester United needed right now. 😰🔴
🚨 DORGU INJURED. DORGU SENT HOME. UNITED NOW WAITING FOR THE VERDICT. 👀🔴
