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Vidic ready for international break

Written By Unknown on Monday, March 18, 2013 | 5:26 AM

Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic hopes to make the most of the international break with some work on the training ground.



Vidic made the decision to retire from international duty with Serbia when they failed to qualify for Euro 2012.

The defender plans to make the most of the break from Premier League action in order to work hard on the training ground, while most of his team-mates will be with their respective countries.

The 31-year-old defender returned to action in December following a serious knee problem and has been carefully managed since by boss Sir Alex Ferguson, who has chosen to rest Vidic on occasion.

The defender now hopes to make the most of the international break without having to worry about preparing for a fixture this weekend.

"The international break is good for me," Nemanja told MUTV. "During the 10 days, I can work on my individual stuff like fitness and other technical things.



"It is also always good to have a few days for yourself. When you have lots of games, like we have recently, you just manage yourself until the next one and you don't work on yourself that much. Sometimes it is nice to have these days to work on yourself."

Vidic nears full fitness

Written By Unknown on Tuesday, February 26, 2013 | 4:37 AM

Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic believes he will soon be over the knee injury that has plagued him over the last two seasons.



The central defender has been limited to just 14 starts since December 2011, when he suffered ligament damage in a Champions League tie against Basel.



He missed the remainder of that campaign and then required another operation in September 2012, before returning to action before the turn of the year.



Sir Alex Ferguson has used him sparingly since and Vidic is confident that cautious approach could see him back in the reckoning full-time in time for the season's climax.



"With playing Wednesday and Saturday, some games I have to think if it's good for myself to play or not," the Serbia defender told BBC Radio Manchester.



"After every game I feel better and better, which is a good sign.



"Sometimes I will get reactions, sometimes not.



"When I have got through two or three months without injuries, I will be fine. It's not long-term. It's normal procedure after this kind of operation.



"We have to manage the knee for the next two or three months and after that it's going to be normal."


 
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