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Lingering issues with major injury – NT boss reveals Manchester United 'very concerned' about player

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Dorgu is working to regain full fitness after a hamstring injury; Denmark manager says it's uncertain whether he'll start during the international break.
Patrick Dorgu picked up a hamstring injury in January and missed 92 days before returning late last season. He suffered a setback in September during a UEFA Nations League match for Denmark and has only recently resumed action.
Dorgu played 24 minutes as a substitute in Manchester United's 4-4 draw against Aston Villa on Sunday, assisting one goal and scoring the late equaliser. He has since joined Denmark's squad for matches against Portugal this weekend and Norway on November 17th.
Denmark manager Brian Riemer confirmed there are still lingering issues from the major muscle injury and cautioned that Dorgu needs careful management. It remains uncertain whether he will start either Nations League fixture.
Riemer said the coaching staff are in close communication with Manchester United's medical team and have no intention of overloading the player, emphasising that both parties are prioritising his long-term fitness.
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