'Gutted' - Manchester United midfielder posts update from hospital after undergoing surgery

It remains to be seen whether or not the Man Utd hopeful will be fit enough in time for the new season.

Manchester United midfielder Dan Gore has posted an update from hospital after he underwent shoulder surgery.

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He only managed one appearance during his loan spell in the second-half of the season | IG: danielgorejr

The 19-year-old starlet recently went under the knife after dislocating his left shoulder in what is a blow to his hopes of impressing during the pre-season break.

In a post to his Instagram account, Gore uploaded a picture of himself in a hospital bed in which he can be seen giving a thumbs up, along with the caption: "Gutted to have dislocated my shoulder and needed to have surgery. However surgery went well, now time to rest and recover and get ready for the new season."

Gore will be hoping to be back on the training pitch in time to feature over pre-season, with the academy graduate one of a number of youngsters who was set to feature on the club's tour of the United States.

United are expected to take a host of academy hopefuls away with them this summer while a number of senior stars are involved with the European Championship and Copa America tournaments.

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He only managed one appearance during his loan spell in the second-half of the season | IG: danielgorejr

Gore managed just one appearance while he was on loan with League One side Port Vale during the second-half of the season and could secure another loan exit next season if his recovery goes well.

Even with the injury setback, it was still a season to remember for the teenage midfielder, who made his senior United debut against Crystal Palace in the League Cup and then his Premier League debut against Aston Villa on Boxing Day.

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