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Double blow for Manchester United before Madrid trip

  • Manchester United manager Michael Carrick faces uncertainty ahead of Tuesday's Champions League fixture against Atletico Madrid after Kobbie Mainoo and Luke Shaw missed Monday's training session.
  • Following a challenging start to the season, United require technical stability, making Carrick's ability to name his strongest possible side for the match in Spain critical.
  • While Luke Shaw's recovery is monitored closely following previous injury issues, the club cited a 'scheduled rest day' for Kobbie Mainoo, who played 90 minutes during Saturday's 1-1 Premier League draw with Tottenham.
  • Michael Carrick will decide whether the pair travels to the Metropolitano Stadium after providing an update during his news conference scheduled for Monday evening.
  • The Champions League match kicks off at 8pm BST on Tuesday, with United aiming to restore balance in the competition after a stuttering start.
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The excellent Slovenian football goalkeeper Jan Oblak will try to stop the "Red Devils" in the Champions League tonight. The English are throwing points in the "Premier League" by the window.

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Manchester United are likely to be without two of their key players for the visit of Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, British media report. Full-back Luke Shaw and midfielder Kobe Meino did not take part in today's training of the "Red Devils" due to physical problems. Michael Carrick's team is on a series of four consecutive matches without a win in all competitions. The last success was at the start of the Champions League - a convinci…

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El Periodista Online broke the news on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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