Manchester United of England’s Nigerian-born winger, Patrick Chinazaekpere Dorgu has set his mind on making a return to action on March 26th, as he aims to shake off a current bout with injury in order to play for Denmark’s national team.
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Sports247 reports that, although doctors at Old Trafford put Dorgu’s recovery date at a point in April, the lad with a Nigerian father and mother from Denmark believes he will be back earlier than diagnosed.
Dorgu’s enthusiasm is being shared by Denmark’s national team coach, Brian Reimer, who declared that the 21-year-old versatile player will be back for the World Cup play-off against North Macedonia on March 26th.
Reimer added that he believes strongly in the possibility of having Dorgu, who got injured during United’s 3-2 win over Arsenal in January, as the youngster is working hard to make sure he plays the upcoming game.
“He is reported injured by Manchester United, and he is out until April. I know that Patrick has a dream of being ready. I’ll only help him keep that dream alive as long as the opportunity exists.
“I think his biggest motivation right now, when he is running around in that training room, is that he wants to battle everyone and then be ready for that match.” said Denmark’s coach.
