Trends:
Latest News Links - Uruguay
Related Tags:
Ugarte was stretchered off in tears in Guadalajara after appearing to twist his knee‚ immediately raising concerns that the 25-year-old may have suffered a serious injury. It's unclear at this stage which of the ligaments Ugarte has damaged‚ but the club have issued a statement saying that the injury will be assessed before it's known what treatment the midfielder needs and how long he is expected to be out of action.
Manchester United are anxiously waiting for news on Manuel Ugarte's knee injury after the Uruguay midfielder was carried off on a stretcher in their defeat by Spain in Guadalajara. Ugarte left the field in tears after appearing to twist his left knee‚ immediately raising concerns that the 25-year-old may have suffered a serious ligament injury. United posted a story on the club's official website saying: 'Unfortunately‚ our midfielder had to leave the pitch in some distress on a stretcher shortly before half-time‚ to be replaced by Nicolas de la Cruz‚ and the extent of his injury is yet to be determined. We wish Manu a speedy recovery and hope to see him back in action soon.'
Manuel Ugarte left the pitch in tears after being stretchered off during Uruguay's clash with Spain‚ with Man United potentially facing huge transfer ramifications as a result.
For players seeking a transfer‚ there's no better opportunity to put themselves in the shop window than at a World Cup. You might recall James Rodriguez‚ then a somewhat little-known midfielder for Monaco‚ announcing himself on the world stage with six goals in Brazil. One of those‚ a long-range volley against Uruguay‚ will go down as one of the greatest strikes in World Cup history. Weeks later‚ Real Madrid came calling with a bid of more than £70million.
Against all the odds‚ World Cup debutants Cape Verde have a very real chance of qualifying for the knockout stages after coming from behind to steal a valuable draw against two-time champions Uruguay. It was an historic night in Miami as Kevin Pina scored his country's first ever World Cup goal to give them the lead in the first half. Normality was restored just before half-time when Maxi Araujo equalized‚ before Agustin Canobbio put the South Americans ahead six minutes into injury time.
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates as Uruguay take on Cape Verde in Group H at the Miami Stadium.
MOST CLICKED LINKS
Last hour
Last 24 hours
TAGS
Anderson Andoni Argentina Arsenal AstonVilla BBC Barcelona Bellingham Bieber Birmingham C.Romero C.Ronaldo Celtic ChampionsLeague Chelsea CrystalPalace Donald EXCLUSIVE England Europe Everton FIFA Fernández FerránTorres Final France Fuente Galatasaray García Gavi Germany Golden GoldenBoot Has Hearts Hull ITV Inés Infantino Inside Inter Iraola Italy Journalist Just Justin Juventus Kane LIVE Liverpool Madonna Mainoo ManCity ManUtd Mbappé Meet Messi MetLife Milan Motherwell New Newcastle Nicholson Paredes PremierLeague President Rangers Rashford Report Rice Robinson Rodri Rogers Roma Romano Rooney Saka Scaloni Shakira Shearer Six Spain Stadium Summerville Sunday Swansea THE TV Tielemans Torres Tottenham Trump Tuchel USA WAGs WestHam Whois WorldCup Yamal York


