Manchester United academy talent Logan Pye has revealed he has had surgery and will miss the rest of the season.
The full-back has struggled for fitness and featured only four times for the under-21 side this season, the most recent coming in August.
Pye did manage to make the bench for the under-21 win over Liverpool in January but was an unused substitute.
He since appears to have suffered a major setback as he will now miss the rest of the season.
Logan Pye ruled out for the season
Logan Pye posted a message on Instagram from a hospital bed, vowing to recover stronger after having surgery.
He wrote: “Disappointing way to start the year to end my season early, however the surgery went well and I’ll be back doing what I love.”
Manchester United signed Logan Pye from Sunderland in 2020 along with striker Joe Hugill.
The England youth international was an early standout in the under-18s, but injuries have held back his progress, even before this season.
Pye has only five under-21 appearances and the 19-year-old has not kicked on as he would have liked.
Last season the left-back played twice in Manchester United’s FA Youth Cup winning campaign, including starting the quarter-final against Everton. He was an unused substitute in the final.
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