Injury Curse Strikes Again For Saha
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We'll be getting a striker now for sure......
Manchester United's Louis Saha will be out of action for three weeks after suffering yet another knee injury.
French international Louis Saha faces yet another spell on the sidelines after he injured his knee once again.
The United striker pulled up in training on Friday with the problem, which was initially thought to be much worse than has proved the case.
Club doctors are hopeful that it is just a twist, meaning three weeks out of action but no operation.
Nevertheless, this is just the latest in a long line of injury setbacks for the Frenchman, who signed from Fulham in 2004 for £13m.
Saha has made 110 appearances for the club since then, netting 41 times, but Sir Alex Ferguson is said to be losing faith in the player's ability to stay fit.
This latest news will likely prompt United to step up their pursuit of Ajax target man Klaas Jan Huntelaar. -
zomg... his legs are so frail! -
knn...sell him la
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BYE BYE SAHA
HELLO HUNTELAAR -
to win the league, and any more, MUFC did it with 4 strikers in 99..
now, we only got one, Rooney, Tevez is on loan and Saha is not even fighting..
surely, the cheque book needs to open one more time..
even chelsea got anelka.. -
tevez on loan?
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what about that angola striker?
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Yes, Tevez is on loan for 2 yrs... United have an option to buy him if they want to at the end of his loan deal...Originally posted by Hocklez:tevez on loan?
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Tevez deal is permanent?
the angola striker waiting for work permit..
the only good memory i have of saha is on his debut..
he scored a free kick..
and after that..
he spent more time in the treatment room -
saha sucks tats y manutd need a new striker..tat striker fron angola...needs time to settle down also..
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Reds reject Saha fears
Louis Saha has not been ruled out for the rest of the season, contrary to reports in the UK press.
Saha picked up a knee injury in training leading up to Saturday's 6-0 win over Newcastle.
Sir Alex Ferguson said on Friday: "Louis got a knock in training, but hopefully he'll be okay [to play against Newcastle]."
But media reports on Saturday morning speculated that the 29-year-old, who was not included against the Magpies later that day, would not play again in the current campaign.
However, Reds chief executive David Gill told BBC Radio Five Live that the Frenchman has suffered a "slight knock, [but] he is certainly not out for the rest of the season." -
Just sell him when he still looks good!