Man United suffer Europa League final injury blow as Yoro exits versus West Ham

Manchester United suffered a significant setback as key centre-back Leny Yoro was injured during their 2-0 Premier League loss to West Ham United at Old Trafford, raising doubts about his availability for the Europa League final against Tottenham Hotspur in 10 days. Yoro, who had already missed several months earlier in the season due to injury, limped off the field clutching his left foot and was replaced by Harry Maguire. Manager Ruben Amorim expressed concern about the injury but hoped it might not be serious, while also lamenting the team's lack of urgency and energy contributing to their poor Premier League season marked by 17 defeats. United are already coping with other absences, including Joshua Zirkzee, Lisandro Martinez, Matthijs de Ligt, Diogo Dalot, and Ayden Heaven, compounding their defensive woes ahead of the crucial final. Despite Spurs' manager Ange Postecoglou dismissing United's league struggles as irrelevant to the final's importance, the injury to Yoro adds to the challenges facing Manchester United as they seek Europa League success and a Champions League berth. Yoro has been a vital player for United this season, especially given their injury crisis, and his fitness status will be closely monitored in the coming days.