Goalkeeper Andre Onana ruled out of Man Utd's pre-season United States tour
The 29-year-old Cameroon international has responded well to initial treatment and will join his team-mates on the flight to America later this month, but he will focus on recovery and will not feature in the Premier League Summer Series.
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