"Manchester United" coaches significantly eased after hearing the news that there was "no fracture or structural damage" found in Romelu Lukaku's ankle. The sniper, who is in great shape this season, now represents the Belgian national team, but could not participate in their recent training session. However, the national team representatives quickly announced that tests would be carried out on the 24-year-old footballer, and the results were positive. "Romelu Lukaku underwent an MRI scan, but no fractures or structural damage were diagnosed," the official statement reads. "In the coming days, he will train according to an individual program. However, it is still too early to say whether he will be ready for the matches against Bosnia and/or Cyprus." The forward, who cost 75 million pounds, scored 11 goals in 10 matches for "Man United" this season.
