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Manchester United’s winger, Antony, is set to make a comeback in Tuesday’s Champions League match against Galatasaray, as confirmed by manager Erik ten Hag.
Antony, who recently faced abuse allegations, returned from Brazil after attending a voluntary interview with Greater Manchester Police. Despite ongoing inquiries, he’s in contention for the upcoming game, providing a potential lift for the struggling team.
However, the news isn’t all positive for United, as Lisandro Martinez faces up to three months out due to a foot injury, requiring surgery. The team, grappling with various injuries, is looking to turn the tide after a disappointing 1-0 loss to Crystal Palace, marking their worst start to a league season in 34 years.
Manager Ten Hag remains optimistic about the team’s progress, highlighting positives amid the negatives. Star player Marcus Rashford’s goal-scoring drought is acknowledged, with Ten Hag expressing confidence in Rashford’s ability to rebound with the right support.
Despite recent setbacks, experienced defender Raphael Varane believes in the squad’s quality and sees an opportunity to secure points in the Champions League. As they face Galatasaray, Varane emphasizes the importance of efficiency and improvement for success in the competition.
