Luke Shaw has returned to Manchester United training, in a further sign that the club’s injury list is shortening ahead of the arrival of Ruben Amorim.
The left back, who has not played for United since February but featured for England in the knockout stages of Euro 2024, was pictured joining in with training for the first time in three months on Friday.
Shaw sustained a calf injury in August after returning to United for pre-season and his absence has been felt, with Tyrell Malacia also sidelined this season.
Shaw will remain with United over the international break and could then be available to Amorim when the Portuguese begins his new role on November 11.
Amorim has predominantly used wing-backs in his tactical set-ups as a coach, which means Shaw’s availability could become crucial over the coming months.
United were also handed a boost with Leny Yoro returning to training this week. The 18-year-old, signed for £52.2m from Lille this summer, has been out with a foot injury since August.
Left back Malacia has also appeared for United’s Under-21s on his comeback from a knee injury, while Antony, Christian Eriksen and Mason Mount were all included in Ruud van Nistelrooy’s squad against PAOK in the Europa League.
Erik ten Hag, who was dismissed with United 14th in the table, partly blamed the club’s poor form on injuries before receiving the sack.
