🧨 “Something Big Is Happening at Old Trafford — Fans Won’t Believe Who’s Finally Back!”
Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United have a golden chance to make it three wins on the bounce when they face Brighton at Old Trafford this Saturday evening — and for once, the mood in camp feels genuinely upbeat.
Fresh from a gritty 2–1 victory over Liverpool at Anfield — sealed by Harry Maguire’s late, dramatic header — the Reds seem to be rediscovering their fight. That triumph came right after a confident 2–0 win against Sunderland before the international break, hinting that Amorim’s influence might finally be taking hold.
United now sit ninth in the Premier League with 13 points from eight matches — not perfect, but a definite step in the right direction. And there’s even more reason for optimism: the club’s once-crowded treatment room is almost empty.
🩺 Lisandro Martinez
Injury: Knee (ACL)
Martinez has been sidelined since February after a serious knee injury, but there’s real progress at last. He’s back training on grass and closing in on full fitness, even if Amorim insists he’s “near, but not ready just yet.”
Likely return: November
🏃♂️ Noussair Mazraoui
Injury: Undisclosed
After missing a few weeks, Mazraoui gave fans a boost by rejoining the Morocco setup — even if he didn’t feature in their games. Amorim had doubts before Liverpool, but the defender made the bench and could be ready to play a role against Brighton.
Likely return: vs Brighton (H), Oct 25
💪 Ayden Heaven
Injury: Knock
The young defender picked up a knock while on England U20 duty, but he’s already shaken it off. He was fit enough for the Liverpool bench and should again be available this weekend.
Likely return: vs Brighton (H), Oct 25
With Amorim’s squad nearly at full strength and confidence quietly building, Saturday’s clash could mark the real beginning of United’s revival — if the returning stars deliver.
