Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim is hopeful young defender Eden Heaven will not suffer a serious injury after he was stretchered off in Sunday’s 3-0 win at Leicester.

Heaven had impressed against Arsenal and Real Sociedad and continued that form in the first half of the match. But was forced off with a serious injury early in the second half. After a collision with Leicester striker Patson Daka.

Heaven was replace by Toby Collyer after five minutes.

Amorim admitted Heaven’s condition was still uncertain. And will be assessed more closely this week.

“We have to see how he is. He is still very young and has not been able to explain himself clearly, so we are not sure how serious it is,” Amorim said.

“He looks calmer now but we have to assess him. It’s a shame because he is doing very well. And if he has to rest for a long time, it would be a real pity. เล่น UFABET ผ่านมือถือ สะดวกทุกที่ ทุกเวลา We all wish him a speedy recovery.”

Heaven only moved to Manchester United from Arsenal in the winter transfer window. This game was his first Premier League start after playing in a European game at Old Trafford a few days ago.

“He showed that he plays well since the Arsenal game. Today’s game was the toughest for him because after playing well in the Real Sociedad game, people usually expect young players to play like that again,” Amorim added.

“But he was focused and play really well. Hopefully his injury is not serious.”

Heaven’s injury is an additional problem for the “Red Devils” who are missing four center-backs in this game: Jonny Evans, Harry Maguire, Lisandro Martinez and Leni Yoro.

In addition, Patrick Dorku and Luke Shaw were also absent. For the end of the game, Amorim had to send 18-year-old rising star Harry Amass to play as a left wing-back for his Premier League debut.