Sir Alex Ferguson thinks that Argentine defender Gabriel Heinze may not be fit for next summer's World Cup finals in Germany.
The player has been out of action since September after rupturing cruciate ligaments and is not expected to be back before the end of the current season.
Ferguson said: "I would have thought it's really unlikely he'll play before the end of this season. I can't see that happening. I know he wants to play in the World Cup, as any player would, but I don't think he'll be available until next season."
Meanwhile, Quinton Fortune is down because of a knee injury and is no nearer to a first team comeback.
The South African has not played for Manchester United this season after damaging his knee during pre-season and he looks set to be more time on the sidelines.
"He's exactly the same as he was," revealed Fergie. "It's not cleared up at all and it doesn't look as if it's going to be an early one either - it's going to be lengthy."
The player has been out of action since September after rupturing cruciate ligaments and is not expected to be back before the end of the current season.
Ferguson said: "I would have thought it's really unlikely he'll play before the end of this season. I can't see that happening. I know he wants to play in the World Cup, as any player would, but I don't think he'll be available until next season."
Meanwhile, Quinton Fortune is down because of a knee injury and is no nearer to a first team comeback.
The South African has not played for Manchester United this season after damaging his knee during pre-season and he looks set to be more time on the sidelines.
"He's exactly the same as he was," revealed Fergie. "It's not cleared up at all and it doesn't look as if it's going to be an early one either - it's going to be lengthy."
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