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Man Utd’s Ten Hag warns of more injuries due to congested calendar

Updated on: 25 September,2024 08:39 AM IST  |  Manchester
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“There are too many games. It’s clear. Too many competitions. The top players are overloaded. It may be good for commercials, but it’s not good for football”

Man Utd’s Ten Hag warns of more injuries due to congested calendar

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Man United manager Erik ten Hag has warned of more injuries to top players due to a packed schedule. Man City midfielder Rodri limped out of Sunday’s Arsenal tie with a knee injury. 


Kevin De Bruyne and Martin Odegaard have been injured too. Speaking ahead of Utd’s Europa League tie v FC Twente, Ten Hag said: “There are too many games. It’s clear. Too many competitions. The top players are overloaded. It may be good for commercials, but it’s not good for football.”


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