Reporter: Manchester United revealed that Sheshko was not seriously injured. He is very optimistic and is focusing on recovery.

Hupu News on November 10 According to "GiveMeSport" reporter Sam Cohen, Manchester United forward Sheshko's injury is not as serious as early expectations, and the Slovenian forward needs to rest for a while.

In the 11th round of this Premier League match against Tottenham, although Mbemo opened the scoring for the Red Devils, the 22-year-old missed two good opportunities after coming on as a substitute and failed to seal the victory for the Red Devils. To make matters worse, he suffered a twisted knee injury late in the game during a scramble. Sheshko immediately expressed discomfort to the bench, put his hands on his knees and looked in pain, and then received treatment on the sidelines. Due to exhaustion of substitutions, Manchester United was forced to fight with ten men.

It is reported that the shooter will undergo a medical scan in the near future to determine the extent of his injury. Until the results are known, the club remains cautious and avoids jumping to premature conclusions. This injury comes at a critical stage for Sheshko to adapt to his Old Trafford career. Since his transfer this summer, although he has occasionally shown flashes of strength, running wisdom and shooting skills, his overall performance still needs to be broken through.

After the game, coach Amorim also admitted his concerns about the Slovenian striker, but called on the outside world to remain calm: "He feels discomfort in his knee and cannot continue. The specific situation needs to wait for the scan results." Although it is worrying, the club's internal news revealed that the initial signs are positive, and there are no signs of serious injury. Manchester United will issue an official statement once the scan report is obtained. It is reported that Sheshko himself is optimistic and is focusing on recovery, hoping that the injury will be okay.

The Slovenia international joined Manchester United from Leipzig this summer for £74 million (including additional terms). So far this season, he has scored 2 goals in 6 Premier League starts and made 5 substitute appearances. With crucial fixtures approaching and Sheszko gradually adapting to the rhythm of English football, the club hopes the injury will be a short-term blemish.