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**BREAKING NEWS:** Lisandro Martínez was seen at Manchester United’s training session yesterday, and the club doctor has declared him ready to feature against Lyon – Congratulations to all Man United supporters.

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Manchester United have announced that Lisandro Martínez picked up a cruciate ligament injury during their 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace on Sunday, ruling the center-back out until the following season.

He sustained the injury in the 82nd minute and needed to be stretchered off the field following medical attention.

The club released a statement: *“Manchester United can confirm that Lisandro Martínez suffered an injury to his cruciate ligament in Sunday’s game against Crystal Palace. Assessment of the injury is ongoing to determine the appropriate course of treatment and the timescale for his rehabilitation.”*

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The club added: *“Everyone at Manchester United wishes Lisandro Martínez strength for a successful recovery and we will be supporting him every step of the way.”*

This injury comes nearly exactly one year after Martínez suffered medial collateral ligament damage during a 3-0 win over West Ham at Old Trafford on February 4. He made a comeback for the 1-1 draw against Brentford on March 30 but picked up a calf injury that sidelined him for another six weeks.

Ruben Amorim commented: *“He’s going to be out for a while. We don’t know the extent of the injury but it’s going to take time.”*

The head coach also noted it was wise to remain *“careful”* with Luke Shaw due to *“a small issue in a different area from the last injury.”*

Amorim acknowledged the criticism he might face for not signing seasoned players during the January window, especially if performances don’t improve: *“That is clear, is also exciting,”* he said. *“I knew when I chose this profession that you have the risk of results and I knew when I came here I look at the schedule, I look at the team, my decision changing everything in the middle of the season without new signings is a danger for a coach.*

*“But I have a clear idea of what I want to do and I take these risks because in the end it’s going to pay off. But I’m not naive. I said that many times, this is a sport of results and we are in a difficult situation.”*

This development is a huge setback for both Lisandro Martínez and Manchester United. A cruciate ligament injury is among the worst blows a footballer can face, and considering Martínez has already had a season full of injuries, this makes things even tougher. The timing makes it worse too, as United are still trying to salvage what’s left of a shaky season.

Rúben Amorim’s words highlight the stress he’s currently dealing with. Taking the reins mid-season without fresh signings was always a risky move, and now losing one of the squad’s most important defenders only makes things harder. His caution regarding Luke Shaw suggests the team’s defensive worries aren’t going away anytime soon either.

Do you think United need to fast-track their pursuit of a new center-back this summer? Players like Matthijs de Ligt or Jarrad Branthwaite might suddenly be essential targets now.