James Wilson returns to Manchester United after suffering anterior cruciate ligament injury on loan at Derby
* James Wilson had joined Derby County on a season-long loan
* However, the Manchester United loanee suffered a knee injury in training
* Wilson had made four Championship appearances for Derby this season
James Wilson has returned to Manchester United for treatment after he suffered anterior cruciate ligament damage.
The 20-year-old striker is on loan with Derby County but is having the knee assessed amid fears he will miss the rest of the season after the club described the injury as 'significant'.
The England Under 21 international, who was on the bench for Derby's 1-0 victory over Leeds United on Saturday, suffered the injury in training on Monday.
James Wilson has had to cut short his season-long loan at Derby short due to a knee injury
'On-loan James Wilson has returned to
#MUFC for assessment on a significant knee injury sustained during Derby County training on Monday,' United stated on Twitter.
Wilson joined Derby on a season-long loan in August and has made four appearances for the Sky Bet Championship club, including three starts.
He also scored in the Checkatrade Trophy draw with Doncaster Rovers earlier this month.
Wilson has made 20 senior appearances for United, scoring four goals.
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