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Ugarte Suffers Severe Knee Injury, Vows to Come Back Stronger
Manchester United midfielder Ugarte suffered a severe knee ligament injury during a match between Uruguay and Spain, expected to sideline him for a significant period. In a social media update, Ugarte described the injury as the worst a footballer can face, occurring in one of the most important matches in his country's history. He expressed determination to hit rock bottom and rise stronger, stating that 'success in life lies in starting over after every fall.' Ugarte thanked the Uruguay national team, Manchester United, his family, and friends for their support during this difficult time, and pledged to return stronger.
虎扑 - 足球Manuel Ugarte suffers serious knee injury, likely cruciate ligament tear
Manchester United midfielder Manuel Ugarte suffered a serious knee injury during Uruguay's 1-0 loss to Spain on Friday. The 25-year-old former PSG player was stretchered off in the 45th minute after landing awkwardly challenging Pedri. Manchester United confirmed a knee ligament injury, with initial reports from Uruguayan journalist Rodri Vazquez indicating an MRI revealed a ruptured cruciate ligament. Ugarte is expected to return to Europe for treatment and could miss several months of competition. The £50m signing has struggled to secure a starting role at United, starting only eight league matches last season.
Foot - actualités, mercato, info & vidéo en continuDavid Ornstein Confirms Ugarte Knee Ligament Injury, Faces Extended Absence
Manchester United midfielder Ugarte has suffered a knee ligament injury during a match against Spain, according to renowned journalist David Ornstein. The injury, confirmed by Ornstein via The New York Times, is expected to sideline Ugarte for an extended period, with the exact duration depending on the severity of the ligament damage. The news was reported on June 28 by Hupu Football, citing Ornstein's statement. Ugarte's prolonged absence could impact Manchester United's midfield depth for upcoming fixtures.
虎扑 - 足球Ugarte's Long-Term Injury Disrupts Manchester United's Summer Transfer Plans
According to English media outlet The Sun, Manchester United's summer transfer strategy has been thrown into disarray after midfielder Ugarte suffered a severe knee injury during Uruguay's match against Spain. Ugarte is suspected of tearing his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) with possible meniscus damage, sidelining him for an estimated 9 to 12 months. Manchester United had planned to sell Ugarte to an Italian Serie A club and use the proceeds to fund the signing of a third midfielder this summer. The club had already completed two major signings: Atalanta's Ederson for £39 million and was actively pursuing West Ham's Matheus Fernandes. With Ugarte now unable to be sold and becoming a wage burden (earning £120,000 per week, partially compensated by FIFA), Manchester United's budget for a third midfielder is severely constrained. The club may need to reassess its overall transfer market operations, potentially affecting plans for other positions like left wing and backup goalkeeper. Negotiations for Matheus Fernandes are still ongoing despite competition from Tottenham Hotspur.
虎扑 - 足球Manuel Ugarte's Knee Injury Casts Doubt on Manchester United's Summer Transfer Plans
Manchester United are waiting for the diagnosis of Manuel Ugarte's left knee injury, sustained during Uruguay's 0-1 World Cup loss to Spain. The Uruguayan midfielder, stretchered off in tears, faces fears of serious ligament damage. While Ugarte's health is the priority, the injury threatens to disrupt United's summer transfer strategy. The club had been open to selling the 25-year-old, who struggled for starts last season, to raise funds. United have already secured a £39m deal for Ederson from Atalanta and are in talks for West Ham's Matheus Fernandes (£80-85m). The injury reduces the likelihood of recouping significant transfer fees for Ugarte, potentially shelving plans for a third midfielder, a left-sided player, and a backup goalkeeper. United will receive FIFA salary compensation of up to £120,000 per week during his recovery.
虎扑 - 足球FIFA to Pay Manchester United Multi-Million Pound Compensation for Manuel Ugarte Injury
Manchester United is set to receive multi-million pound compensation from FIFA after midfielder Manuel Ugarte suffered a severe knee injury during Uruguay's World Cup group stage match against Spain. Ugarte was stretchered off and is feared to be out for 9 to 12 months. The compensation comes under FIFA's Club Protection Programme, which financially covers clubs when players are injured on international duty. The program pays up to €7.5 million per accident based on the player's fixed salary. With Ugarte earning £120,000 per week (the maximum covered), United could receive between €4.32 million (approx. £3.73 million) for a 9-month absence and €5.76 million (approx. £4.97 million) for a 12-month absence. The funds may be used to cover the midfielder's salary during his recovery.
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