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Uneasy calm at Old Trafford as Man United suffer major injury blow
The fans at Old Trafford have suffered a major injury crisis as Christian Eriksen has been ruled out until late April with an ankle injury National Daily can confirm.
The 30-year-old midfielder was forced off in the second half of United’s 3-1 victory over Reading in the FA Cup third round on Saturday evening after he was hacked down by Andy Carroll.
And painfully, Eriksen was seen leaving Old Trafford on crutches after the game and United have now been informed that the midfielder will be sidelined for an extensive period.

Eriksen leaving Old Trafford on crutches after tackle by Andy Carroll during FA Cup encounter
According to the report reaching National Daily, the date for Eriksen’s estimated return is between late April and early May, meaning that he will sadly miss a significant part of United’s season.
A statement from United on Tuesday read: ‘Christian Eriksen is expected to be out of action for an extended period because of an ankle injury sustained in our Emirates FA Cup victory over Reading on Saturday.
‘While investigations are continuing, initial assessments indicate that Eriksen is likely to be out until late April or early May.
‘The 30-year-old’s absence will be a big disappointment to manager Erik ten Hag and fans, given the consistency of his performances throughout the season so far, making 31 appearances since arriving at Old Trafford.
‘However, there is hope that Christian can return in time to play a role in the final stages of the campaign.
‘We all wish Christian the best of luck for a speedy recovery.’
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