Cavani might return towards Tottenham on Saturday (Image: Getty)
Manchester United striker Edinson Cavani has opened up on his ‘tough’ spell on the sidelines with harm.
Cavani has not performed because the 1-1 draw at Burnley on 8 February and has began simply seven video games all season.
Whereas the Uruguay worldwide loved a tremendous first season in Manchester, his dedication has come underneath scrutiny this time period with former United defender Paul Parker questioning whether or not he nonetheless desires to be on the membership.
The 35-year-old has missed United’s final six video games with a thigh drawback however might be in competition to return towards Tottenham on Saturday.
And he admits he has discovered it tough siting on the sidelines watching his teammates moderately than becoming a member of them on the pitch.
Cavani has scored jus two objectives this season (Image: Getty)
‘Sure, I’ve been unlucky to be out via harm, and for an extended interval than I’m used to.’ Cavani instructed United’s official web site.
‘I’ve by no means been used to spending this size of time on the sidelines. It’s one thing that I’m discovering very tough. One thing which could be very robust.
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‘Mentally, it’s not simple both, as a result of if you’re not used to it, it truly is extraordinarily exhausting to tackle board what is occurring and seeing your team-mates every recreation going out on to the pitch, both for coaching or to play in a match.
‘And you’ll’t be becoming a member of them on the market, it’s exhausting to take, and it’s actually irritating that you simply’re feeling like that, and it makes you a bit anxious and actually eager to be eager to be match and prepared as shortly as attainable.’
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