Leeds United goalkeeper Rory Mahady update emerges after injury v Manchester City
Leeds United sensation Rory Mahady went down suddenly in the FA Youth Cup clash against Manchester City under-18s on Friday, 10 May, according to Adam Pope.
The BBC journalist was in attendance at the Etihad Stadium where the Leeds youngsters fell to a comprehensive 4-0 defeat against the Citizens.
Mahady, the 17-year-old, who joined Leeds in 2022, felt an injury concern and got treatment but was fine and managed to soldier on for the rest of the game.
Via Twitter, Pope wrote: “Utd keeper Mahady suddenly goes down with an injury just as he receives the ball. Seems to be ok.”
Rory Mahady learns lesson as Leeds United get thumpedg Manchester City
It’s a relief to hear that Mahady’s injury concern during the FA Youth Cup clash against Manchester City under-18s was nothing serious.
The teenager was able to soldier on for the rest of the game after receiving treatment, quelling any fears of a serious injury.
The match, which saw Leeds fall to a 4-0 defeat against the Citizens presented a harsh learning curve for Mahady.
Despite the scoreline, the young goalkeeper showed resilience and determination, making some good saves throughout the game.
This experience, although challenging, will undoubtedly serve as a valuable lesson for Mahady, helping him learn and prepare better for future challenges.
The match provided the 17-year-old with an opportunity to face quality opposition, testing his skills and abilities under pressure.
While the result may not have been in Leeds’ favour, the experience will be invaluable for Mahady’s development.
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