With Manchester United's "new number 7", Mason Mount, joining the team this summer, his performance has been like a kite with a broken string. Unfortunately, the 24-year-old midfielder's career took another turn for the worse when he was injured against Tottenham Hotspur and is expected to be out of action for a month, so it seems that the "No. 7 curse" is working again.
In United's last Premier League match, a 0-2 defeat against Tottenham Hotspur, Mason Monty was substituted in the 85th minute and there was nothing unusual at the time. However, the club later announced that the England international was injured and that he would miss Saturday night's (26th) Premier League home game against Nottingham Forest. It is expected that he will have to wait until after the China International in September to make his comeback.
This means that Mason Monty will also be absent from the highlight of the Premier League fixture away to Arsenal on the evening of September 3rd. He will also be unavailable for England's two internationals in September, including the UEFA Europa League outing against Ukraine and the warm-up match against Scotland. Whether he will be back for the Premier League home match against 'wonder team' Brighton on September 16th is still an open question.
