Manchester United has made good profits, and the official announcement of the 70 million iron guard has returned from injury! The two top scorers of the opponent Forest are afraid of being injured

Manchester United's €70 million centre-back Lenny Yoro has returned from injury and has confirmed on the club's official website that he has not felt any pain since training. Yoro went off injured at half-time in the Premier League game against Arsenal and has been out for so far. However, he will be able to feature at Nottingham Forest on Tuesday night.

Yoro had returned to full training at Carrington on Friday and the Frenchman's 19-year-old could start directly due to an injury to teenager Eden Haven. He has struggled with a number of injuries this season, with a fractured metatarsal in pre-season that cost him an early start to the season, and only returned to action in December, thanking the club and fans for their support throughout his recovery.

"I feel really good, today I went back to training and didn't feel any pain. I'm happy with everything." Joro told MUTV, Manchester United's official broadcaster, 'Honestly, everybody at the club helped me. Even with an injury in the middle of the season, the doctors, the players and the fans, everyone supported me. That's what you need when you're seriously injured. It's really important to me."

Yoro, who has already made 21 appearances in all competitions this season, and the return of him and Harry Maguire will give boss Amorim more options in the 343 formation at centre-back, with the option to choose between the two plus Victor Lindelof, De Ligt and Mazraoui as well.

Manchester United's rivals Nottingham Forest have been the dark horse this season, finishing in the top four in both the Premier League and FA Cup. However, Nuno Santo's side have also been plagued by injuries recently, with centre-forward Chris Wood suffering a serious injury in the World Cup qualifiers and not necessarily available for the Red Devils.

The 33-year-old New Zealand centre-forward has been extremely efficient in scoring goals this season, scoring 18 goals behind Mohamed Salah, Erling Haaland and Isak. However, he missed the weekend's FA Cup quarter-finals as he limped off the pitch in what appeared to hurt his hip in a bad landing position in New Zealand's World Cup qualifiers win over New Caledonia.

Although initially predicted his injury was not too serious, Wood missed the FA Cup penalty win over Brighton and boss Jasto Santo said the player's injury was not good and could be out for some time. "We'll see. The team doctor needs to assess his condition day by day." "It's all because of the pain, he's got a big blow to his hip, it's very painful. We had to assess him and it was sad that Chris [Wood] wasn't with the team. I can't answer the question of whether he will be available for Manchester United, I don't know, I'm not sure, it's going to have to be seen day by day.'

In Wood's absence, Taiwo Awoniyi started the FA Cup tie against Brighton, with the former Liverpool man netting just one league goal this season. Not only that, but Forest's England striker Morgan Gibbs-White also hit the post during the game and was substituted shortly before the penalty shoot-out.

"We'll evaluate him. He collided violently with the goalpost. His leg isn't very good, and he's in a bad condition." Santo added, "In the last minutes of the game, you saw that we were in trouble. We were in a difficult situation, so we decided to put Moratto on and see if we could hold on until the penalty shootout."

Wood is Nottingham Forest's top scorer, while Gibbs White is the second, contributing five goals and seven assists. If they are absent, it will obviously be good news for Manchester United.