Christian Eriksen, the midfielder for Manchester United, has made a return to training after recovering from a knee ιnjury. Eriksen was seen at Carrington, the club’s training facility, on Monday, providing a much-needed boost for a team dealing with multiple absences. The 31-year-old Danish player had been sidelined since sustaining the ιnjury during the first half of a match against Luton Town five weeks ago.

Manchester United has faced creative challenges in Eriksen’s absence, and his return to full training is a positive development. The team will be looking forward to having him back in the squad for their upcoming fixtures. Alongside Bruno Fernandes, Eriksen will be aiming to secure a place in the matchday squad for the highly anticipated Old Trafford showdown on Saturday. Bruno Fernandes missed the previous match against Liverpool due to a suspension resulting from accumulating five yellow cards in the team’s recent loss to Bournemouth.

In addition to Eriksen’s return, Manchester United is also expecting clearance for other players, including Harry Maguire (groin), Mason Mount (calf), and Tyrell Malacia (knee), to resume playing. The team is hopeful that the return of these players will strengthen their lineup and provide a boost to their performances.