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Before Manchester United's Premier League match against Liverpool, which will take place after the international break, Noussair Mazraoui has resumed his training.
The former Bayern Munich player has had trouble staying healthy after suffering an injury against Leeds United in United's first preseason game.
Bench against Burnley and starting on the right against Manchester City and Chelsea, the 27-year-old missed the Premier League season's opening matches against Arsenal and Fulham.
Due to what is reportedly a thigh problem, he has missed United's previous two games. been spotted training with the Morocco team before their first match in Rabat, despite not being included in the roster for their next matches against Bahrain and Congo. Due to what is said to be a thigh problem, he has missed United's previous two games.
Mazraoui has been photographed training with the Morocco team before their first match in Rabat, despite not being included in the roster for their next matches against Bahrain and Congo.
The Striker Youssef En-Nesyri of Fenerbahce and former United player Sofyan Amrabat are spotted watching with the right-back.
Seeing the versatile defender back with his national team colleagues will increase expectations that he will be eligible for the trip to Merseyside on October 19, since Mazraoui has previously been sidelined until after the October international break.
Lisandro Martinez was the only player missing from United going into the international break; therefore, the team was healthy.
The Argentina international is still working on his recovery from an ACL injury he sustained in February, to return in time to play before the year ends.
The United team's victory over Sunderland on Saturday put them in 10th position and reduced some of the mounting pressure on Ruben Amorim.
That night, Liverpool lost to Chelsea for the second time in a row, dropping to second place in the standings as Arsenal took the lead.
Gary Neville, a former United captain, stated that Amorim is "not off the hook" and needs a run of victories to advance despite the victory over the Black Cats.
On the Gary Neville Podcast, Neville stated, "I don't think it lets him off the hook; it was a must-win game."
The record is too bad and there have been too many losses, so I don't think anyone at Manchester United will be celebrating too much tonight. However, I do think they will be relieved that there was a win, which gives them some peace of mind before the international break.
When Manchester United occasionally wins, that is insufficient. The fact that Manchester United defeated Sunderland at home shouldn't be taken as a joke. The issue is most likely that there was some uncertainty about it before the game.
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