Breaking news : Manchester United receive boost in their squad as star player returns from injury.

 

Raphael Varane working 

hard to get back fit

Raphael Varane could come back as early as 

this weekend, with the Frenchman speaking 

out as he looks to get back fit.

Manchester United have been pretty stretched in 

terms of team selection recently, with several players

 out missing with injuries.

Edinson Cavani, Paul Pogba and Raphael Varane 

have all been absent for a prolonged period now, 

which is obviously less than ideal for the new interim

 manager Ralf Rangnick.

Well, in terms of the fitness of the latter, United 

have been boosted, as the key star could return 

this weekend. That’s according to the Manchester

 Evening News,who have identified Norwich away

 as a potential return date for the Frenchman 

while discussing our injury issues.

Yes, I’m working very hard and, you know, footballers are like F1 [cars] so sometimes we have to change something and to improve the motor,” Varane said.

“I think I have to change a little thing because 

 

it’s a big difference, a big change.

“The kind of work is different work so I have to adapt. I know that and I’m working very hard to be at my best as quickly as possible. I know it’s big work but I’m ready to do it, to try to improve.

“I’m very excited to come back to help the team.”

What’s great about Varane is that he knows when a 

change is required. This guy is a wise old head who 

has been about long enough to understand when 

to adapt and adjust.

The Premier League is a completely different 

kettle of fish to La Liga and the strain it places 

on your body just cannot be compared.

As of right now, Varane will look to make the necessary

 adjustments when he comes back into the fore – 

with Rangnick hoping to have him back pretty 

quickly no doubt.

It goes without saying that when fit, Varane is 

our best centre-back. He just oozes class and under

 our new German boss, I’d expect the multiple

 Champions League winner to only improve

 as a player.

The best thing to do now is to not rush Varane 

back. I’d ease him in by perhaps placing him 

amongst the substitutes against Norwich City 

this weekend, slowly increasing his workload

 after that point.