Erik ten Hag reveals reason why Manchester United ended Sergio Reguilon loan | 8894B19 | 2024-03-11 16:08:01
Erik ten Hag has revealed that Manchester United ended Sergio Reguilon's mortgage as a result of the membership's medical employees believed Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia would return from damage in January.
Reguilon joined United on mortgage from Tottenham in the summertime switch window to offer cowl at left-back but his stint at Previous Trafford was reduce brief at first of January.
Malacia is yet to appear for United this season due to a knee injury, whereas Shaw now faces an 'extended period' on the sidelines due to a hamstring issue.
That has left Ten Hag with no recognised left-back in his squad and the Dutchman has described the state of affairs as 'one in every of my largest frustrations' at United.
'In December, I had the talks internally, with the medical and performance [staff],' stated Ten Hag.
'They assured me they may each be slot in January and so you'll have two left full-backs. Then you might have a third one [Reguilon], so I might all the time should disappoint one full-back.
'We speak about one in every of my largest frustrations, there. You possibly can settle for able that a player shouldn't be obtainable, however when two players usually are not out there over the course of the season, that could be very irritating, because that can also be very troublesome to catch up as a staff.
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'We handled it in the easiest way, but in fact it is a disadvantage.
'In our left full again position, we've had two accidents virtually over the whole course of the season. I feel Liverpool is an effective example.
'Final yr that they had on the similar they usually couldn't cope with it as properly.'
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