Weston McKennie, the highly-anticipated forward for Manchester United, has been ruled out for the rest of the season after suffering a knee ligament injury in training on Sunday.
The 22-year-old has struggled to get back into form since returning from injury and has not played for the club since his last game against Watford on October 18th.
McKennie had hoped to make his return as a substitute during their Champions League tie at home to Sevilla but was unable to do so due to the severity of the injury.
United have already announced that they will be seeking treatment options for the player, including surgery or physiotherapy, which could affect their plans for the upcoming season.
It is not yet clear how long McKennie's absence will last,Serie A Stadium but it is likely to impact the team's performances significantly.
The club has also been forced to make some changes to its squad, with goalkeeper Jordan Pickford expected to miss the remainder of the campaign while injured.
Despite the setback, United fans can look forward to seeing another talented forward in the coming months, with players such as Fernandinho and Anthony Martial set to join the squad next summer.
It remains to be seen exactly when McKennie will be back to full fitness, but there is no doubt that he will be missed by United fans.