Manchester United winger Ashley Young has insisted that he remains hopeful that he can enjoy an injury-free run until the end of the season.
Young has made just 19 appearances for United this season after failing to fully recover from a knee injury, and the England international has revealed that despite United's domestic success, he has been left disappointed from a personal perspective.
The 27-year-old told MUTV's Inside Carrington Programme: "It's been very frustrating as a player when you're injured and seeing the other players training every day.
"It"s where you want to be, not in the gym every day. You want to get yourself outside.
"For me, the injuries have been very disappointing and I just wanted to get myself back fit. Fingers crossed, from now until the end of the season, I can stay injury-free and get a run in the team."
The former Aston Villa and Watford player has been named in Roy Hodgson's England squad to face San Marino and Montenegro.
