Injured Benjamin Sesko to Miss Slovenia Games but United Optimistic of Quick Return
Forward Benjamin Sesko will miss out on the Slovenian national team's upcoming fixtures against Kosovo and Sweden because of a knee injury sustained during the recent game against Tottenham. Nonetheless, the club is optimistic that he could return in time to play against the Everton side following the international window.
Injury Particulars and Timeline
The forward had to come off after 87 minutes of the Saturday 2-2 draw with Spurs having been brought on in the 58th minute for Noussair Mazraoui. Manager Ruben Amorim expressed concern after the game, resulting in the player's pull-out from the Slovenia squad.
The club will carry out additional examinations at their Carrington facility in the coming days, but initial assessments suggest a possible return ahead of the Everton scheduled for 24 November.
Other Squad News
Casemiro and Harry Maguire likewise had to leave the pitch during the Spurs encounter. While the defender's condition is yet to be determined, it is believed that Casemiro is fit and has joined international duty for Brazil.
Lisandro Martínez, who has been sidelined after a knee injury in February, will travel to the Argentine squad at their European training camp. However, the center-back won't play in the Friday exhibition match versus Angola in Luanda. A staff member of United's medical staff will accompany the player, who recently resumed work with the first-team group.
