A huge fitness boost is on the way for Manchester United as summer signing Leny Yoro speeds up his recovery.

The Manchester Evening News says that Yoro can now walk without sticks. In the pre-season game against Arsenal in July, he hurt his metatarsal.

In August, he had surgery, and the plan was for him to come back in three months.

The £52 million deal brought the 18-year-old to Old Trafford this summer. United won the competition to get him over Real Madrid.

A good step towards Leny Yoro’s recovery

Man United knew during the medicals that Yoro might have a problem with his foot.

But they thought about going ahead with the signing because it was a “rare opportunity” to get one of Europe’s best young players.

Many people think Yoro is one of the best players of his age, and United couldn’t pass up the chance to sign the young star.

The Red Devils made an offer that LOSC Lille couldn’t refuse. Madrid and Liverpool also wanted to sign him.

United would like for the teenager to fit right in with the rest of the team.

In the summer, they got Matthijs de Ligt to play with Lisandro Martinez in the back.

Both of the centre-backs are only in their mid-20s, but they have already played a lot of top-level football.

The yo-yo could be a good way to spin. The kid will be able to get used to his new settings faster with this smart move.

United also needs to be careful about how the defender steps into the spotlight. The Frenchman is a great talent, and the club needs to take extra care to help him grow.

He could be a key part of United’s defence for the next ten years if they give him the right help.