BREAKING NEWS: Mainoo MAN UTD Game Time To Be Reduced Amid New Fear.

Manchester United is reportedly closely monitoring Kobbie Mainoo’s playing time in the upcoming two weeks. The 19-year-old midfielder has been a key player in United’s Premier League campaign, starting all four matches and only missing six minutes of action after being substituted in the opener against Fulham.

According to CROWNED STAR, the club is likely to rest Mainoo during this period to avoid overworking him early in what is expected to be a demanding season. The Premier League team is aware of the risk of burnout given the tough schedule ahead.

Manager Erik ten Hag is anticipated to rotate Mainoo more frequently in the coming weeks to keep him in optimal condition. Having made his breakthrough into the United first team last season, Mainoo has also become a regular for England during Euro 2024, leaving him with limited recovery time this year.

United plans to carefully manage Mainoo’s workload, considering his recent heavy playing time. He was on the bench during United’s 7-0 EFL Cup win against Barnsley earlier this week but did not play, indicating the club’s intention to monitor his minutes closely.

Mainoo is expected to primarily partner with Manuel Ugarte in midfield, but United’s increased depth in this area will give ten Hag more flexibility in squad rotation. With experienced players like Christian Eriksen and Casemiro available, and Mason Mount nearing a return from injury, United’s midfield is well-resourced.

Last season, Mainoo made 35 appearances for Manchester United across all competitions and played six times for England during Euro 2024. His strong performances have secured his role in both club and country, but due to his heavy workload, United is keen to ensure he stays fit and effective throughout the season.

United’s next match is on Saturday, September 21, against Crystal Palace away. It will be interesting to see how ten Hag manages Mainoo’s involvement as the club navigates the challenges of a busy schedule while prioritizing the long-term health and performance of one of their most promising young talents.