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The international break is here and Manchester United dropped two more points vs Fulham. Here’s how the club’s players away from the club fared as fans look for saviours.
When the first team is disappointing on a weekly basis, the players on loan become a source of hope for a downtrodden fanbase.
Here’s how those loan players fared on the latest matchday across Europe and down the English football pyramid.
Andre Onana
Andre Onana was booked but he saw his teammate Mohamed Salah score a hat-trick to down Galatasaray in a huge statement victory. Onana kept a clean sheet in the 4-0 win.
Altay Bayindir
Bayindir’s Celta Vigo won 5-0 against Jorge Salinas’ Racing Santander but he firmly remains a backup. He hasn’t made an appearance yet for the Spanish side.
Elyh Harrison
Harrison lost again, this time at home to Dunfermline Athletic 0-1. They are now winless in their last five games.
Sekou Kone
Sekou Kone’s good run of form came to an abrupt end as he saw a straight red and Lausanne lost 4-0 to Lugano.
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Jacob Devaney
Devaney didn’t come off the bench as Hibernian drew 1-1 against Aberdeen at home. His replacements didn’t stand out so expect him back in the starting XI soon.
Jayce Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald’s Rotherham won away at Northampton but he was the only outfield player to not come off the bench in the 1-0 win.
Dan Gore
Gore played another good game for Luton Town despite their 1-0 loss to Bradford City. He played 75 minutes, and was thoroughly involved, leaving Ineos a question to answer.
Chido Obi
Obi played just eight minutes in Willem II’s loss to Fortuna Sittard, but would be boosted by first-choice striker Haen struggling to perform. A strike partnership could unleash him soon.
Ethan Wheatley
Wheatley’s Lincoln lost to Swansea but he didn’t come off the bench as the search for his first league minutes continued.