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Carlos Balba will soon return to Manchester United's lineup

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Carlos Balba was introduced as one of Manchester United's summer signings on August 25. The 22-year-old player, who has attracted a lot of attention due to his £70 million transfer from Brighton to this team, has yet to make an appearance on the field for this team. Although Balba was the main target for Manchester United to strengthen the midfield, an ankle injury has prevented his first appearance in official matches.

Fan Expectations and Injury Status

Despite Andrei Santos and Youri Tielemans, two other signings of Manchester United, having recently taken the field, fans are still waiting to see Balba in the team lineup. This former Lille player faced an ankle injury at the time of signing with Manchester United, which has not yet fully healed. However, reports indicate that this player will soon return to group training.

Coach's Predictions

Michael Carrick, Manchester United's head coach, in response to a question about Balba's return in October, stated that he will soon return to training. Carrick emphasized, "He will definitely join us in the coming weeks. After the international break, he should be in good condition." He also added, "Balba is very eager to get on the field and train with the other players. He is a quality player and fits well with the team's midfield dynamics."

Balba's return to Manchester United's lineup could provide more options for Carrick. The team is currently facing many challenges at the start of the season and has experienced two consecutive defeats in the past week, including a 3-2 loss against Brighton in the Carabao Cup.

Carrick further stated, "We can easily change the situation. We have very good players, and this bad feeling we have in these weeks is not a reason for our inability to win in future games. We have shown our capabilities as a group and need to move forward. There are always new challenges ahead of us, and we must handle these moments well."

Source: metro.co.uk