Manchester United defender Noussair Mazrawi has undergone minor surgery. After suffering palpitations and is hopeful he will be back in the coming weeks.

Mazrawi withdrew from the Morocco squad on Monday, with United stating it was a precautionary measure.

The 26-year-old was substituted at half-time in last weekend’s draw with Aston Villa. With Erik ten Hag saying the player would be assessed after the game but did not specify the extent of the injury.

However, reports in England suggest Mazrawi has been experiencing palpitations, but it is fairly common. He underwent minor surgery and the club and player hope to be back in the coming weeks.

It is not the first time Mazrawi has suffered from palpitations, having suffered from Covid-19. While on holiday following the World Cup.

Mazraoui is expected to make a full recovery and sources have stressed that his condition is not an emergency. Although it is not the first time Mazraoui has suffered from heart issues.

He was sidelined for Bayern in early 2023, missing January, February and only returning in March, after suffering heart palpitations due to Covid during a post-World Cup vacation.

Mazraoui tested positive for Covid during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, which forced him to miss Morocco’s 1-0 quarter-final victory over Portugal.

Mazrawi joined the Red Devils from Bayern Munich in the summer, along with Matthijs de Ligt, ยูฟ่าเบท http://ufabet999.app on a four-year deal.

He has started every Premier League and Europa League game for United. Including coming on as a substitute in the Carabao Cup,

Manchester United will return to action after the international break against Brentford on October 19.