The defender of Manchester United, Ayden Heaven, reacted to support messages from fans after falling against Leicester City in a worrying against Leicester City during the victory in the Premier League.
The sky was joined into the United list in the last games because it excluded injuries that Harry Maguire, Lisandro Martinez, Leny Yoro and Jonny Evans excluded. However, the 18-year-old impressed when he started against Real Sociedad and Leicester after replacing Yoro in the recent draw with his former club Arsenal.
The sky succumbed to his own injury problem against the foxes, was treated on the field and after a collision with Leicester striker Patson Daka. Later he was seen how he left the King Power Stadium with a protection boot without needing crutches.
Ruben Amorim said after the game that the ratings were carried out, but it was difficult to know much more at this time because the sky is a young player without much experience with injuries and at the moment it was trying to convey the exact problem for the medical staff.
A few days later and the sky, however, have provided a more positive update. When he published an Instagram story, he thanked his supporters and unveiled: “I was doing really well and quickly recovered me.”
Just how long the sky will be excavated remains to be seen, but the chance that he will return to play a role before the end of the season now seems good.
The withdrawal of the sky against Leicester required a transformation of Amorim, with midfielder Toby Collyer being brought to the backline. United had Tyler Fredricson on the bench, but the head coach decided against throwing the 20-year-old, for whom it would have been a debut.
So far, Amorim has spoken glowing about highly towering 17-year-old Defender Godwill Kukonki, who was chosen only 16 years old at the beginning of the season for the clashes of Arsenal, Newcastle United and Southampton at the Bank for Premier League.
“He impressed me very much, so it is also a sign for the youth players that they can be here,” said Amorim about Kukonki in December. “If something has happened with the first team, they have to increase and I think he is ready. He is very grown up to meet the demands of the Premier League.”