The curse comes again! Manchester United s iron gate is injured in three consecutive people in one week, and the club changes the team doctor to cure the injury problem

Manchester United has seen three casualties in the past week, and Portuguese fullback Diogu Dalo withdraws from Portugal after losing Cunha and Mason Mount in the Premier League match against Burnley last Saturday. The 26-year-old was sent back to Manchester due to a muscle injury before Portugal's European World Cup qualifier against Armenia and Hungary.

Dallow will be reportedly returning to Carrington for further evaluation, and so far this season, he has started to participate in two of Manchester United's three Premier League games. Portugal announced that Lazio's Nuno Tavarez has replaced Dalo and is selected for Roberto Martinez's national team roster.

Portuguese Football Association issued a statement saying: "Defender Nuno Tavarez was called to the national team this Thursday to replace Dalo. The player was confirmed to be unable to participate in the competition due to muscle discomfort."

26-year-old Cunya also withdrew from the Brazilian team coached by Ancelotti and missed the Brazilian World Cup qualifiers against Chile and Bolivia. Mount does not need to withdraw because he is not included in the English roster in this issue, and he has not yet entered the national team since joining Manchester United. After the international match day, the Manchester derby is about to come, and Ruben Amorin will hope that the wounded will not be seriously injured. On September 14, Manchester United played against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium. Although Guardiola's team suffered two consecutive losses, if Cunha, Mount and Dalo were unable to participate, Amorin's deployment will be challenged.

Kobe Meno and Shesco can replace Mount and Cunha, but the team will not have substitutes; in addition, only Patrick Doorgo, Diego Leon, Luke Shaw and Mazlawi can be used. Although Amad Diallo can also serve as wingbacks, Amorin may be more cautious away against Manchester City.

Just played 4 games this season, there were 3 injured in Manchester United, plus Andre Onana, Mazravi, Zilkze and others who were injured in preseason. The situation of constant injuries does not seem to have changed. In addition to transfer transactions this summer, Manchester United has also changed the structure of the medical department, appointing former Crystal Palace sports medicine director Imtiaz Ahmad as the club's medical service director. Ahmed is currently passing the notice period before the job jump, and he will replace Gary O'Driscoll, who joined from Arsenal in September 2023 after he held the same position for the Gunners for six years.

Odriscoll and first-team doctor Jim Moxon have been confirmed to leave Manchester United in March, and Sir Jim Ratcliff and Inex have decided to reform the medical department after they take over. Moxon has played for Liverpool. After he left Manchester United, he has hired Brighton as a first-team doctor.

During the transition period, Odriscole remained so that United could find his successor to ensure minimal disruption to the club's medical support. Ahmed's appointment is determined by Manchester United Performance Director Sam Eris.

Ahmed has been working in the field of football and medical care for twenty years. Initially, he served as a team doctor for the English Youth Team and was appointed as a team doctor for the Millwall Club in 2008, where he worked for five years. Later, he served as a team doctor for the Tottori youth training. He later joined Queen's Park Ranger, working for 7 years, serving in several medical positions, including the Director of Medicine and Performance.

, and Moxon's position was replaced by William Fotherby from Everton.

Two days ago, Forserby wrote on his LinkedIn account: "After three years of brilliant time at Everton, I will step down as a first-team doctor to receive an exciting new opportunity. I am honored to be able to work with such excellent staff, coaches and players in Everton. I am extremely grateful for the experience, opportunities and lifelong friends I have met during my time at the club. Thank you to all those who have accompanied me through this journey."

Then he confirmed his joining Manchester United: "I am happy to tell you that I will join Manchester United as a first-team doctor for men's football. It is my honor to be a member of this historic club and strive to help the team achieve the highest level of success."