Brighton game is scheduled on Saturday if it does not get postponed due to the Covid outbreak.
Man United’s last PL game against Brentford was postponed due to the Covid outbreak and now, Brighton game is also uncertain. Meanwhile, several Manchester United players have returned to training ahead of the clash against Brighton, according to The Athletic.
The match is scheduled on Saturday if it does not get postponed due to the Covid outbreak.
Earlier, the first team facilities at Carrington were closed to minimise the spread on Tuesday in order to gain control over the situation. The squad has returned to training on Wednesday for Brighton game.
Graham Potter admitted his team had three or four cases inside their camp. The club is constantly in contact with the Premier League to discuss the Covid situation.
As per the reports of Samuel Luckhurst, (Manchester Evening News), a minimum of 17 first-team players in total would be available during the weekend, having been accounted for at the club today. That will be a sigh of relief to the club if the league does decide that the match should happen as usual.
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