Two first-team midfielders are “back on grass” according to Manchester United.

Dan Gore, a young player for Manchester United, should be all better in a few “weeks,” and Toby Collyer is back to training on grass.

Both Gore and Collyer have played for the first team, and they are thought to be two of the best midfielders to come out of the school in the last few years.

This week, though, both midfielders have been out for the main team and Under-21 games because they are both recovering from minor injuries that aren’t serious.

Gore missed the beginning of the season because he hurt his shoulder in the summer, but he got another injury soon after he got back. Travis Binnion gave a report on Gore’s condition on Tuesday night and said he should be able to work again in a few weeks.

Collyer was said to be out for “around a month” by the Manchester Evening News on November 1. He is expected to return after the international break.

After giving a short report on Gore, Binnion said that Collyer had returned to training on grass at Carrington this week. This means that he will soon be able to play again.

“He’ll be back… soon.” He talked about Gore in terms of “days, weeks, like it’s short.” “He’s been hurt for a short time, and he’s been a little unlucky, like Sekou Kone tonight.”

“When you’re coming back you’re probably at your most vulnerable so it’s a case of him doing what Sekou needs to do – getting games, staying fit and then he’ll be in a good place.”

Binnion also said, “That’s good that Toby Collyer has been back on the grass this week.” These guys are good players; they need to work out, stay fit, and do well for the club.

Tyrell Malacia played in a real game for the Under-21s team against Huddersfield Town after 517 days. Binnion praised how professional he was with the rest of the team.

“He trained really hard to get back, and he looks strong and fit.” “He was very nice to the other boys,” Binnion said. “He approached the game right, so hopefully he kicks on now because we could certainly do with him and he deserves some good fortune.”

The U21s of United lost 4-1 to Huddersfield, which meant they were eliminated from the EFL Trophy at the group stage. The kids had a good time in the game, and Binnion was excited about what the players would have learnt.

“I thought for an hour it was a pretty even game,” he stated. “I thought we played well, but they’ll always be a threat because they played eight starters from the weekend.”

“They have to win tonight because they have to get out of League One. It was our hardest game so far, but we knew it would be.” During that hour, I didn’t think there was much going on in the game. But in the last 30 minutes, they took over and won.

“To be honest, it was hard for us to keep up with them in the last few minutes, and the changes we made didn’t have as much of an effect on the game as we’d have liked. But it’s hard for new players to make a difference against a team that is already ahead.” We changed the shape too, but it didn’t make a difference.

“They should have won.” When our boys play in the EFL Trophy, they always learn a lot. The three games have taught us a lot. Before tonight’s game, we had five points. Going to Huddersfield during the international break was always going to be tough, but we want those chances.

“Those are our best games.” We really wanted these games because we don’t have a B team system like they do on the continent. That’s why we’re upset that we had to go out.

“But these games and our international cup games against Hertha Berlin and PSV have felt a lot like tonight’s game. They’re not at all like the U21s squad.”

“Yes, we saw that. We want those games, and the boys will get a lot out of them.” That’s the whole point: you’ll sometimes fail. Something is wrong if we came here tonight and p***** it. The league teams handle it well, and it’s a chance to play at Wembley.

Michael Duff is a great manager, and Huddersfield made it through. It’s a chance to win some hardware. It was clear that Doncaster and Huddersfield wanted to make it to the next round, and they did. They played well in all of their group games.