The red devils are now looking to make some changes to the team that would help them to keep the good results for the next part of the current season.
Mason Greenwood sends clear signals to Manchester United to define his future
Manchester United new office is aware that the injuries are a real concern for the team in the current season, and right now they could be looking to change that situation for the team. Despite the injuries, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the INEOS office are keen on their initial goal, being able to reach one of the top four Premier League spots could really boost the team for the future.
"I don't know if it's concussion but it's definitely head to head," Ten Hag said after the defeat against Fulham were Casemiro was forced to leave the pitch due to the contact that he suffered. This situation forced the alarms for the red devils and for the Premier League, now that the head injuries seems to be one of the most delicate situations for most of the players this seasons.
Ten Hag then added, "I actually don't know [what's wrong] but he had to come off. He had to come off so we have to speak with the doctor, and the medical team, to see how he's doing. He couldn't continue the game. We have all seen that. We had to take him off and, hopefully, he's better [on Sunday]."
The red devils team hope that he could be back for the Manchester Derby, but the FA rules state the following, "After the initial 24-48 hour period of relative rest, a staged and graduated return to full daily activities and football training is allowed but at a rate that does not worsen existing symptoms, more than mildly, or produce new symptoms." for Casemiro to get back to the team now.
Not Casemiro or Mainoo, midfielder that Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants for Man United
One of the main concerns with the injury from Casemiro is the fact that the red devils see the midfielder as one of the main leaders on and off the pitch, and having him out of the team could create uncertainty for the next weeks of the season.
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