The most attractive football tournament on the planet will return early next week but the Red Devils captain has not yet had the best force.

Old Trafford will play host to Manchester United’s opening match of the second phase of the 2022–2023 Premier League season, which will take place when Nottingham Forest travels to Old Trafford. As things stand right now, the red half of Manchester sits in fifth place on the standings with 26 points. The army led by Coach Erik ten Hag is now behind the side directly above Newcastle by three points and has played one fewer games than The Toon.

Man United gradually joined the orbit with solid results after a rocky start to the season. The talent of the Dutch skipper encourages Red Devils fans to consider competing in the Champions League next season. Man United sorely needs their pillars to keep fitness and form in order to achieve that aim.

Ten Hag is concerned about the future of Raphael Varane, Lisandro Martinez, and Diogo Dalot at the present Carrington headquarters.

The 52-year-old military commander constantly places great expectations on his students, so he has reason to be “disappointed” that club football is about to return.

Varane started all of France’s remaining matches after missing the team’s first match in Qatar. In the final match against Argentina, the 29-year-old played for 113 minutes and only came off when he couldn’t go any further. Although Varane did not have any major issues, it was apparent that his fitness had been severely drained following the last tournament.

Martinez, meanwhile, sat on the bench during the final versus France.

The defender born in 1998 played 5/7 matches for Argentina as the world’s largest football festival came to a close.

However, immediately following the historic triumph, Cristian Romero and Martinez played the FIFA football game until 6:00 a.m. before packed their belongings and boarding the plane to return home.

Martinez will celebrate with the national squad despite the fact that he has returned from the World Cup in perfect health.

These programs can last several days.

As a result, they will continue to have an impact on Martinez’s training and playing activities at the host club.

Diogo Dalot is the first player in the quarter-finals to return to Carrington Center. The Portuguese player was injured in the defeat to Morocco while the ball was just a few minutes old. Man United’s medical staff diagnosed Dalot and devised a treatment plan for him. As a result, coach Ten Hag will have to wait with bated breath to see if he is ready to play.