Cunha may miss Manchester United and Manchester City Chelsea for 4 weeks, Amorin is worried! Mount is injured again and has a difficult future

Although Manchester United won 3-2 in the match between Burnley, the win was very fierce. The Red Devils lost two major players on the offensive line in the first half! The new player Cunia, who was introduced by £62.5 million in the summer window, only played 30 minutes before leaving the game; Mason Mount insisted on playing the first half and was replaced at halftime.

Cunya was injured without much confrontation. He pressed his thigh muscles, received treatment from the team doctor and limped off the court. The video after the game showed that when leaving Old Trafford, the 26-year-old Brazilian international did not wear protective gear or use crutches, which shows that it is not the most serious situation and there is no need to lower the weight.

However, this does not mean that it is okay, because some strains do not affect walking, but they are difficult to run, accelerate and change direction. Injury experts said that there are two situations for the injury to the thigh hamstring muscle. A first-degree strain requires two to four weeks of rest. If it is a more serious situation, it may take 6 weeks of rest.

Cunia does not need to use crutches, which means she is definitely not a particularly serious injury and has no muscle tear. If he only rests for two weeks, he will only miss the opportunity to be selected for Ancelotti's Brazil team. However, if the injury is missing for 4 weeks, he will miss Manchester United's international match day and play two Premier League focus games against Chelsea at home. If the situation is serious, there are also questions about the game to Anfield against Liverpool in October.

As for £60 million midfielder Mount, he may be the best performer in the first half of Manchester United. However, injuries are his lingering nightmare. After joining the Red Devils, he was injured in August every season. I am afraid that the team doctors will not be able to predict his injury development. Red Devils coach Ruben Amorin also expressed concern: "It is difficult to deal with losing players like Cunya and Mount, especially Mount, who played with injuries for about 30 minutes."

When Cunya fell to the ground, Amorin on the sidelines was very annoyed, and the camera captured him almost kicking a bottle of water into the audience. When asked whether the injury would cause two Manchester United players to be absent for a long time, Amorin replied: "I don't know, I don't know. But I'm worried about it. They are so important to the team, so we can only wait and see." When asked again at the post-match press conference, the Portuguese insisted: "I don't know the specific severity of the injury, we still need to check. The team needs them to stay truly competitive." Manchester United's next game is to visit the Etihad Stadium on September 14, playing a Manchester derby with Manchester City. After that, they returned to Old Trafford to face Chelsea. The injury of a player may change the transfer plan for the last two days of the summer window. Amorin said: "I have been talking to the board to try to improve the team."

Regarding the team's performance and his future, Amorin said: "I am as disappointed as any Manchester United fan. We have the opportunity to create more opportunities and score more goals. But today's game results are at least fair, and we are the better side. There are some decisive moments, and we are not performing well, but you can see that everyone on the court wants to win."

Amorin was emotional after losing to Grimsby in the midweek League Cup, and even hinted that he might resign. In response, he explained: "I am a truly emotional person. You can see that in the past few months, I like it so emotionally, and you like it too!" David Ornstein, an authoritative transfer expert at Athletic Network, confirmed that even if he couldn't win Burnley, Manchester United boss Sir Jim Ratcliff and the board of directors had no intention of firing Amorin. "Manchester United doesn't want Amorin to be dismissed, there is no relevant conversation. They have spent a lot of money to sign him, hoping that he will succeed."