Robin van Persie is a well-know footballer, who’s reputation has been injury-prone on Friday after his injury. Although he is a great striker of Manchester United, he lost the chance to join the FA Cup against Preston North End on Monday because of injury.
The Dutch international appeared to have finally put his injury concerns behind him during his first season with the Red Devils but picked up several knocks in the 2013-14 campaign, and this season has been no different.
He suffered an ankle injury early in January against Southampton that forced him to withdraw from the FIFA Ballon d’Or Gala, the latest setback in what has been a 2014-15 season filled with ups and downs for the 31-year-old.
Van Persie has found his way to the net with some consistency but has also fallen short of expectations at times, as have the Red Devils.
United have tremendous depth in the attacking department, but star forward Radamel Falcao has struggled with health and form himself, while James Wilson is still young and raw. Van Gaal should find a way to deal with Van Persie’s absence, but losing the experienced veteran is still a big blow for the club.
Robin van Persie’s absent is not really a good news to Manchester United, there still no footballer can replace Robin van Persie, which troubles Manchester United most.