Cristiano Ronaldo is currently injured and will not be playing for Manchester United today.
Manchester United’s star player Cristiano Ronaldo has been ruled out of the club’s game against Arsenal today, but the reason why is unknown. The club has said that he is “unavailable for selection”, but they have not released any further details as to why. The club also said that he would not be travelling with the team to London and that he will be back at Carrington in time for training on Monday. With such a large gap between matches, it seems unlikely that this injury was sustained during the match against Tottenham Hotspur last weekend.
Ronaldo is currently nursing an injury to his right thigh and will miss the upcoming Premier League clash with Arsenal on Saturday afternoon. The Portuguese forward has made just two appearances so far this season due to injury concerns, both of which came in pre-season.
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