Manchester United ‘keeper Anders Lindegaard out for five weeks with knee injury

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    By Joe Doyle

    15 Mar 2011 18:33:00

    FA Cup, Manchester United and Crawley Town, Anders Lindegaard (Getty Images)

    FA Cup, Manchester United and Crawley Town, Anders Lindegaard (Getty Images)

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    Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard will be out injured for up to five weeks with a knee injury.

    The 26-year-old was forced to pull out of a reserve game against Blackpool last week, and will now face surgery on Thursday, the club has confirmed on their official website.

    The statement read: “The club have confirmed that goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard will undergo knee surgery on Thursday.”

    The operation will keep the United stopper on the sidelines for the next five weeks.

    As a result, Sir Alex Ferguson has recalled Ben Amos from a loan spell at Oldham to provide cover for Edwin van der Sar and Tomasz Kuszczak.

    Lindegaard was signed in January’s transfer window from Norwegian side Aalesund for a fee of £3.5 million, and has so far made two appearances for United’s first team in the FA Cup.

    

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