Luke Shaw reveals who should be held accountable for his injury woes 

Manchester United left-back Luke Shaw has opened on his struggles with injury and who should be accountable.

Luke Shaw is currently preparing for Euro 2024 with the English squad having been named among the travelling party despite his injury record.

The England international missed Manchester United’s run to the season finale through injury and has been under supervision ahead of the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament. 

Shaw has now opened up on his injury struggles, noting that some decisions from Manchester United’s medical team, manager and he himself caused a lot of damage.

The former Southampton defender revealed that after he came off at half-time against Aston Villa, he didn’t train for the whole week leading up to the next one against Luton.

He said the manager asked him then to play against Luton and he agreed which, in his words, he “shouldn’t have played”.

Luke Shaw on his injuries said: “It’s kind of everyone’s fault. Partly my fault, partly medical staff, I think everyone would admit that”.

“I felt something against Aston Villa and came off at half-time”.

“The scan came back and there wasn’t too much there. But I didn’t train all week, then trained the day before the game”. “If the manager asks me to play, I’m never going to say no…”.

“I shouldn’t have played”.

He further revealed that in an effort to quicken his recovery and be available for the FA Cup final, he made it worse instead.

He was on pace to be available in three weeks leading up to the final but a setback in recovery stretched that timeline to six weeks instead.

Luke Shaw will be eager to come back stronger so he can play a part in England’s adventure at the upcoming Euro 2024 tournament in Germany.