On-loan Manchester United defender Cameron Borthwick-Jackson suffered a concussion as Scunthorpe played AFC Wimbledon on Saturday.
The 21-year old was taken off on a stretcher in a neck brace and had to be treated for eight minutes by medics from both teams. Borthwick-Jackson who enjoyed the first-team action at Old Trafford under then manager Louis Van Gaal was involved in a collision as he battled for a header.
He was taken off on 31 minutes as his club went on to win the match 3-2. This is Scunthorpe’s first League One win under new coach Stuart McCall.
“We wish Cameron a speedy recovery and hope to see him back on the pitch soon.” Manchester United said in a short statement.
This comes almost a week after Luke Shaw suffered a similar head injury on an international duty when he collided with Danny Carvajal as Spain and England faced off in UEFA Nations League.
Shaw, as Jose Mourinho confirmed will start in the Champions League match against Young Boys in place of Ashley Young.
“They both are doing well, they both are different players, they both understand that one is a young player and the other one is the experienced one, and it’s good for us to have these two options,” Mourinho said.
Shaw missed United’s win at Watford but he was fine to start on medical viewpoint.