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Amad's injury sidelines Man Utd as they head to Hull

🇬🇧 By 4AllFootball ·
Amad's injury sidelines Man Utd as they head to Hull

Amad is out injured for Man Utd as they prepare to face Hull on Saturday, 22 Aug 2026. The forward suffered a niggle in training, prompting Red Devils head coach Michael Carrick to confirm his absence before the opening Premier League fixture.

Carrick confirms Amad's injury

Red Devils head coach Michael Carrick confirmed that the forward misses out after picking up a niggle. Carrick said the decision was taken to protect Amad’s long‑term fitness.

United travel to newly‑promoted Hull City in the opening fixture of the new Premier League season. The match marks the first test for both sides under their current managers.

The Old Trafford club finished third last term under then‑interim boss Carrick, winning 12 of his 17 games in charge after he succeeded Ruben Amorim in January. That run helped cement Carrick’s reputation at Trafford.

Carrick now holds the added responsibility of being United’s permanent head coach after being handed a two‑year contract by club chiefs in May. The deal formalises his role following a successful interim spell.

View ImageAmad is out injured for Manchester United(Image: Peter Fitzpatrick/Action Plus/Shutterstock). The photo credit acknowledges Peter Fitzpatrick of Action Plus and Shutterstock.

Sport will bring the very latest updates, pictures and video as United aim to continue where they left off last season, despite Amad’s absence. Fans can check back regularly for further developments.

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