Manuel Ugarte suffered a knee injury while representing Uruguay at the World Cup, requiring him to undergo surgery

Manchester United midfielder Manuel Ugarte has revealed he is working with a psychologist to assist his recovery from a long-term injury. The 25-year-old underwent successful surgery and began rehabilitation over the summer, though his exact return date remains unclear. Ugarte explained that speaking with a professional helps him maintain perspective, manage daily frustrations, and focus on his overall well-being beyond just sport.
During his absence, Ugarte's wages have been covered by FIFA's Club Protection Programme. Meanwhile, Manchester United strengthened their midfield over the summer by signing Youri Tielemans, Andrey Santos, and Carlos Baleba, raising questions about Ugarte's future role.
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