Manchester United striker Will Keane is working hard in order to ensure he returns from injury better than ever.
The highly-rated 19 year-old suffered cruciate knee ligament damage in May and is expected to be sidelined for some time.
Although
United have since signed two more forwards in Robin van Persie and
Angelo Henriquez, Sir Alex Ferguson is known to hold Keane in high
regard and had promised him a place in the first-team squad for this
season.
"Will's working very hard in the gym," Under-21s boss
Warren Joyce informed ManUtd.com. "He's got to make the most of a bad
time really and see how much he can develop his body in the coming
months so he comes back even stronger.
"If he does that, he's got something from a really bad piece of luck and benefited from it."
Keane
sustained the injury whilst on international duty with England
Under-19s at the end of last season, which caused him to miss the
European Championship finals. Sam Johnstone, Tom Thorpe and Will's twin
Michael helped Noel Blake's side reach the semi-finals before an
extra-time exit to Greece.
"They did well as a group but I think,
if Keane and Larnell Cole had been fit, they would have gone further
than they did in the tournament," added Joyce.
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