Erig Ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, has been seen breaking down in tears after another key player for the club suffered an injuries during training during the international break this morning. This is a really sad time for fans of Manchester United, since the injury appears to be a career-ending injury.

It has been verified that Shaw had a new muscle injury during the victory over Luton Town that took place a month ago, and as a consequence, it is possible that he will be out for the remainder of the season.

Luke Shaw has suffered a muscular injury and will be out for an extended length of time, according to a brief statement that was published by United with the following words: It is necessary to conduct additional testing in order to determine the severity of the condition; nonetheless, we estimate that he will be absent for a number of months.

Shaw has started receiving treatment for his injury at Carrington, and despite the fact that he was not selected for the England squad for the international break, he has been invited to St.

George’s Park to finish his recuperation around the England camp.

This means that he will still be able to take part in the game.

Throughout the most of Gareth Southgate’s stint as England manager, the defender has been the first-choice option for left back, and he was the one who scored the lone goal for the Three Lions in the Europe 2020 Final.

The question of whether or not Shaw’s chances of being selected for the England squad to compete in the European Championships in Germany this summer was recently posed to Southgate.

In an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live, he stated, “Well, seeing as how the timeframes indicate that he will only be available at the end of the season, we would have to say yes.”

There is no way to know just which version of the player you will receive.

On top of that, Southgate talked about how challenging it is to compete in a huge competition like the European Championships and how much athleticism is necessary.

He made the following statement: “Clearly, going into a seven-game tournament… one of the wonderful things we’ve been able to learn in two of the three tournaments we’ve played in is that we’ve played all seven matches, and the physical demands that that brings are noticeable.”

We might have everyone who is now injured back and available, but we are going to have to figure out how fit they are, how well they are able to perform in matches, and how strong they are in order to make it through a tournament. This has to be done within the next few months.

In the event that Shaw’s rehabilitation is successful, it is possible that he would return to United before the conclusion of the season.

This would increase the likelihood that he will play for England in the summer.

After making his debut for England in 2014, the 28-year-old player has already collected 31 caps for the senior team.