Manchester United officially announced that the new star will be out for 1 month due to injury, and 3 people will resume training! It was revealed that last season lost 33 million due to injuries

Manchester United have officially announced that 19-year-old England star Kobe · Mayno will miss "a few weeks". This is the club's recent routine on the length of time a player has been absent from injury, but the British media have revealed that the exact length of Maynor's absence will be a month. However, the good news for manager Ten Hag is that Garnacho, Amad · Diallo and Mazraoui, who have been plagued by injuries around the international break, all took part in training on Thursday.

Maynor and Harry Maguire were absent from Thursday's training session as Manchester United announced that they would both be out for several weeks due to injury. Among them, Maguire, who has a calf injury, will be out for five weeks. Meno's problem was a muscle strain, an injury that could not be recovered from in a short period of time and had to rest.

Ten Hag has been blamed for the talented youngster's injury, with Mayno having already suffered a half-time injury in United's match with Tottenham on 29 September. Ten Hag then travelled with Meno to the Europa League away to Porto, where he did not play, but was sent to start again a few days later against Villa and eventually withdrew from the squad after suffering a serious injury.

Mazraoui has been photographed returning to training after suffering heart palpitations in Manchester United's 0-0 draw and subsequently undergoing preventive corrective surgery. That doesn't mean he will be able to play, with the Morocco international predicted to miss a few weeks. Garnacho, who withdrew from Argentina with a knee injury, and Diallo, who withdrew from training in Ivory Coast midway through illness, also appeared in training on Thursday.

Uruguay defender Ugarte, who was injured in the 0-0 draw with Ecuador, is one of the players likely to be sidelined, with only recovery training sessions at Carrington. Netherlands left-back Tyrell · Malacia, who has been away from the game for 17 months, took part of training to continue his recovery from injury.

Manchester United say Mason· Mason Mount and Luke · Shaw are also recovering from injury, but to say that means they will miss out on Brentford. Combined with long-term injury Lenny · Yoro, there are still eight players identified and likely to miss the crucial game against Brentford: Yoro, Maguire, Luke · Shaw, Malacia, Meno, Mount and Ugarte.

The fact that United had 75 injuries last season, second only to Newcastle United's 76, has made Ten Hag lament his inability to maintain a solid defence. And the data shows that Manchester United paid £33.1 million in wages to injured players last season.

United's injury situation doesn't seem to have improved much this season, but that is no longer an excuse for Ten Hag as he has an almost full squad against Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur, with the team still performing poorly, with a heavy three-goal defeat.

Ten Hag's side are now five games winless and the pressure to leave him will continue to mount if they are unable to beat Brentford at home. Manchester United's pre-match press conference this week, originally scheduled for Thursday, has been rescheduled to Friday afternoon, with the protagonist still being the eloquent Ten Hag.

The online survey did not give Ten Hag a pleasant reading experience. In the Manchester Evening News, the percentage of fans who supported his dismissal was as high as 84 per cent. If he had been Real Madrid, Barcelona or Bayern Munich, he would have been sacked a long time ago. British media joked that Manchester United, who barely kept Ten Hag, were accepting "Ling Chi".

It's a game that United have to win. A win over Brentford would restore some confidence and ensure a few days of quiet ahead of Fenerbahce against Jose Mourinho in next week's Europa League and back-to-back away trips to West Ham United in the Premier League. Fortunately, David Moyes has been sacked from the Hammers this summer, otherwise the topic of the two old Red Devils managers testing the current manager will be a hot topic.

British media predict Manchester United against Brentford starters: Andre · Onana/Diogu· Darlow, De Ligt, Lisandro· Martinez, Evans/Eriksen, Casemiro/Diallo, Bruno· Fernandes, Rashford/Hojlund.