- The back center picked up an ankle problem after being tangled up with Patson Daka
- His name has been added to the long list of current absent Ruben Amorim.
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The Manchester United defender, Ayden Heaven, was forced to leave a stretcher after suffering an injury in his first beginning of the Premier League against Leicester.
Heaven, who joined the club from Arsenal in an agreement worth £ 1 million in January, saw a dominant exhibition in the King Power shortened after he was entangled with Patson Daka.
The young man immediately rolled with pain and pointed to the bank, which led to a five -minute stop to allow him to receive doctors from both sides. Then it was taken and replaced by Toby Collyer.
The 18 -year -old sought to damage his ankle after hitting the ball for a goal kick after the delivery and stunned by Jamie Vardy through the penalty area.
He had made his first senior beginning for United in the victory in the middle of the week over the true society in the Europa League and kept his place in the initial XI in Leicester with Ruben Amorim Hurtung for a worsening of the injury crisis.
Leny Yoro, Jonny Evans, Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw were discarded while Lisandro Martínez is still an absent in the long term after tearing their ACL.
Manchester United defender, Ayden Heaven, was forced to go on a stretcher against Leicester
The 18 -year -old sky, entangled with Patson Daka and rolled with pain before receiving treatment
After a long stop, the back center was taken off the field and lowering the tunnel
Heaven began the game in a three butt with Matthijs of Ligt and Victor Lindelof and won several duels, in addition to impressing the ball at his feet.
United must still offer an update on the scope of your injury.
Rasmus Hojlund finished his drought of 21 games after taking home the opening goal before Alejandro Garnacho broke his own duck with the second of the visitors.
Amorim praised heaven for his imperative performance against society, but threw the glove, urging him to continue taking a step forward for his side.
“If you continue like this, you will play,” said Amorim. 'Of course he is young and did not play much this season, maybe only 45 minutes for children under 21, then a few minutes here and now a complete game. I really like your trust.
'I like his rhythm, I think it's good to defend the box and I think it's quite complete. But he has a lot of work to do in the Premier League.
“We will face a different type of player and he will be tested in a different way, so we are trying to handle all this because he is still very young.”
