The Sun Exclusive: Mazraoui expected to return this week and may feature against Liverpool

Hupu, October 15th: The Sun's Manchester United chief reporter Samuel Luckhurst exclusively reported that Mazrawi is expected to return in Manchester United's upcoming Premier League match against Liverpool at Anfield Stadium.

Due to an unknown injury, defender Mazraoui has not played since September 20, but he participated in training at Morocco's training camp in Sale to prepare for the team's World Cup qualifiers against Congo and Bahrain.

The 27-year-old player underwent a medical examination and underwent rehabilitation training, but did not participate in the two games.

This week, Mazrawi has returned to Manchester United's Carrington training base to undergo a physical examination. After the national team members return to the team, the team will resume training.

Manchester United plans to broadcast part of the training live on Thursday.

Former Bayern Munich right back Mazraoui has been plagued by injuries since pre-season. He missed four of Manchester United's five friendly matches and did not return until the 3-2 victory over Burnley at the end of August.

Subsequently, he started consecutive games against Manchester City and Chelsea, but failed to participate in the away defeat to Brentford and victory over Sunderland.

Mazraoui is a key player under Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim. Last season, Mazraoui started 38 of the 42 games coached by Amorim.

Last season, Mazraoui did not suffer from any injuries throughout the season, but missed the Europa League match against Rangers due to illness in January.

According to current logic, Amorim is still likely to select two players from Amad, Diogo Dalot and Patrick Dolgu to serve as wing-backs against Liverpool, while Mazraoui is expected to be a substitute.