Injury
Patrick Dorgu sent home from international duty as statement on Man United star released

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Dorgu failed physical tests at Denmark camp and has been sent back to Manchester United for further rehabilitation of his hamstring injury.
Patrick Dorgu has been ruled out of Denmark's upcoming Nations League matches against Portugal and Norway after failing a series of physical tests at the international camp on Friday.
The Manchester United full-back initially withdrew from the squad due to a hamstring injury but was cleared to rejoin the team. However, after undergoing tests in camp, Denmark's medical staff determined he was not fit enough to play. Team doctor Martin Boesen said: "We have carried out a series of tests on Dorgu, and he has not performed well enough to be ready to play in the two matches.
He needs further recovery time after his injury, so we are sending him home for additional rehabilitation."
Dorgu will miss Denmark's matches against Portugal on Saturday, November 14, and Norway on Tuesday, November 17. He returns to Manchester United for continued treatment.
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