Manchester United of England winger, Patrick Dorgu will bounce back stronger from the injury that has kept him out of action for two weeks, if the words of The Red Devils’ coach, Michael Carrick come true.
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Sports247 reports that Carrick expressed enthusiasm for Dorgu’s quick recovery and declared that the Nigerian-born Denmark wing-back will return better after recovering from the hamstring injury.
Carrick admitted that being without Dorgu is a big blow for United and pointed out that it would take up to three weeks before the in-form player bounces back into EPL action with the revitalized Red Devils.
“It’s a blow, it’s always a blow when you lose players and they can’t be involved, and we can’t choose them. Especially when you’ve had an impact like Patrick did over the last few weeks.
“He’s not going to be back in the next two or three weeks. To be more exact is a little bit difficult at this moment. We’re certainly looking forward to getting him back as quick as we can, before the end of the season.
“Coming off the back of the huge positive he’s just had, I think when he comes back, he’ll be even stronger again. Just finding that next level. We’re working through it,” Carrick declared.
