Romano: Internal sources say Sheshko’s injury is not serious and Manchester United has no clause to recall Hoylen

According to the famous reporter Romano, Manchester United revealed that Sheshko's injury is not serious, and the Red Devils have no terms to recall Hoylen.

The reporter said: "When I recorded this video, it was 2:30 pm in England - Manchester United officials have not yet issued a statement on Benjamin Sheshko's injury. According to the information I have, Manchester United internally believes that this injury will not be particularly long. In other words, it will not be a long-term injury of six, seven, or eight months. This is the club's preliminary judgment. Of course, recovery will take time, and he will definitely not be able to return tomorrow morning, but it is by no means a serious injury at the level of season reimbursement."

"This situation obviously has a major impact on Manchester United's strategy, because Ruben Amorim said after the draw with Tottenham: 'We still need to evaluate Sheshko's injury.' Considering that players in the team will participate in the African Cup, coupled with Sheshko's injury, it may directly affect Manchester United's recruitment decisions in the winter window. If it is a long-term injury (such as season reimbursement), Manchester United must take action in the January transfer window. But according to the information I have obtained, the club believes that the injury is not serious and is not He will be out for a long time and will need some recovery time but not too long - this is very important. Let us wait for the official statement, but the current internal atmosphere is like this. "

"A few points to add to the relevant questions: There are rumors in the UK that "Hoylen may be recalled from Naples to replace Sheshko", which must be clarified - there is no recall clause in Hoylen's loan contract. More importantly, the player himself completely regards himself as a Naples player, not a Manchester United loanee. Les has made it clear that he plans to activate the mandatory buyout clause. Manchester United is expected to receive a transfer fee of 50 million euros and has never considered letting the player return. Therefore, there is currently no movement in this regard, and all plans depend on Sheshko's final injury assessment. "

The 22-year-old Sheshko serves as a center. He joined from Leipzig this summer for 76.5 million euros. He has played 12 games for Manchester United in all competitions this season, contributing 2 goals and 1 assist. The current transfer price is 70 million euros.