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Injury Crisis Hits Manchester United Ahead of Hull City Clash

Key players sidelined as the Red Devils seek to maintain momentum

The Premier League fixture against Hull City was expected to be a routine outing for Manchester United, but a cascade of injury concerns has turned the build‑up into a medical saga.

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Winger Amad Diallo, who had featured in four preseason appearances under manager Michael Carrick, was left out of the starting lineup, with the club confirming that the 24‑year‑old is nursing an undisclosed injury. Bryan Mbeumo was drafted in to fill the forward slot.

Veteran goalkeeper Tom Heaton also remained unavailable, while Dutch centre‑back Matthijs de Ligt continued his recovery from a back problem that has lingered since December.

Midfielder Mason Mount failed a late fitness test after a preseason knock, leaving his participation in doubt; Carrick described the situation as ‘touch and go’ before the match.

Rob Dawson noted that the club provided no further specifics on Diallo’s condition, leaving the exact nature of the problem unclear.

Despite the setbacks, Carrick expressed confidence that Mount will be back in action for Sunday’s clash with Ipswich Town, while the club hopes to have Diallo fully fit for upcoming fixtures.

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