Manchester United kicked off the festive period with an exhilarating victory over Aston Villa on Boxing Day, setting the stage for an exciting run of fixtures. Despite falling behind to goals from John McGinn and Leander Dendoncker, the team managed to mount an impressive comeback under the guidance of manager Erik ten Hag.

Alejandro Garnacho played a pivotal role in the turnaround, scoring two goals to level the game before Rasmus Hojlund secured the winner late in the second half. The spirited performance uplifted the spirits of the team and their fans.

Adding to the positive news, United received an ιnjury boost at Carrington. Midfielder Mason Mount, who has been sidelined with a calf ιnjury since November, returned to light training on the grass. The 24-year-old completed individual training as part of his rehabilitation, showcasing progress in his recovery process.

In another development, Hojlund, who scored his first Premier League goal in the match against Aston Villa, expressed relief and gratitude towards his teammates. The Danish forward had faced a challenging start at the club, but the support from his fellow players played a crucial role in his breakthrough moment. His passionate celebration demonstrated the significance of the milestone.

As the team continues to navigate the busy festive period, the return of Mason Mount and the emergence of Rasmus Hojlund provide a boost to Manchester United’s squad depth and attacking prowess. The positive atmosphere at Carrington bodes well for the challenges ahead and the team’s aspirations for success in the Premier League.