Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has provided a positive injury update on midfielder Mason Mount following the friendly against Paris Saint-Germain on Saturday.
Mason Mount was substituted early in the first half against Paris Saint-Germain, with initial concerns about a possible muscle injury.
However, Carrick clarified in his post-match press conference that Mount was substituted after receiving a significant kick, a precautionary measure to avoid further risk.
Consequently, Manchester United may prioritize acquiring a third midfielder this summer, as Mount’s recurring injuries have made relying on him as a central option risky.
Mount has faced multiple injuries during his time at Manchester United, making his availability as a central midfielder a potential concern for the upcoming season.
The Red Devils are already without Manuel Ugarte due to a severe knee injury. Kobbie Mainoo is the primary remaining midfield option, as Bruno Fernandes is primarily deployed in an attacking role.
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