As a result of the yellow card that Kobby Mainoo received yesterday in the 26th minute of the match between Manchester United and Southampton, which resulted in a 3-0 victory for Manchester United, devastating news has been announced for Kobbie Mainoo, and he is expected to miss the match that will take place on Tuesday against Barnsley.

The young midfielder, who has been earning praise for his performances under Erik ten Hag, received a yellow card in the 26th minute of the match.

As a result of this booking and the accumulation of yellow cards across competitions, it has been confirmed that Mainoo will miss Manchester United’s upcoming match against Barnsley on Tuesday.

Mainoo, who has been a standout performer in United’s midfield this season, picked up the yellow card following a clumsy challenge on Southampton’s Carlos Alcaraz during a tense moment in the first half.

The referee was quick to pull out the yellow, and although it didn’t appear to be a significant moment at the time, the consequences are now clear.

Mainoo’s booking means he has hit the suspension threshold, forcing him to sit out the match against Barnsley.

This news comes as a blow for both Mainoo and Manchester United.

The 18-year-old has been an emerging talent under Ten Hag, showing maturity beyond his years in recent matches.

His dynamic presence in midfield has been a key component of United’s recent form, and his absence will be felt as the team faces a challenging fixture list.

For Erik ten Hag, this adds to his growing list of selection concerns.

With injuries already affecting several key players, the loss of Mainoo for the Barnsley match means Ten Hag will need to rethink his midfield options.

Mainoo’s, defensive work rate, and ability to transition the ball from defense to attack have made him a crucial part of United’s system, and finding a suitable replacement for him in such a short time will be a difficult task.

Despite Mainoo’s suspension, Manchester United will aim to build on their strong performance against Southampton.

The 3-0 victory, with goals from Marcus Rashford, Bruno Fernandes, and Alejandro Garnacho, showed the attacking prowess of the team.

However, the absence of Mainoo could affect the balance of the midfield, especially in what could be a physical encounter against Barnsley.

Fans and pundits alike will be hoping that Mainoo’s suspension is only a brief setback, as the young midfielder continues to develop into one of United’s most promising talents.

With important fixtures coming up, including further domestic and European commitments, Erik ten Hag will be keen to have Mainoo back in action as soon as possible to help drive the team forward.