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Manchester United have been handed a big injury boost on Benjamin Sesko ahead of the season restart, according to Sky Sports News.
The Slovenia international sustained a knee injury in the recent Premier League draw against Tottenham Hotspur on the road.
United boss Ruben Amorim was initially concerned by the setback, but the club have now received some good news on the issue.
Sesko has not suffered a severe injury of any sort and he is anticipated to return to first-team action for the Red Devils within a month.
In his absence, Amorim may stick with Matheus Cunha as a makeshift striker. There is a possibility that Joshua Zirkzee may get more playing time too.
Zirkzee has yet to make a start for the Mancunian giants, but his situation could change with Sesko on the sidelines until the middle of December at least.
United host Everton in the league after the international break ends.
Written by Sri Aswin
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