Impact Anderson has barely played lately, but his return to full fitness adds an offensive option to the team. The youngster could feature up front in either Quinn Sullivan's or Chris Donovan's place.
JULY 3 • ROTOWIRE
MARKUS ANDERSON #35 - FORWARD - PHILADELPHIA UNION
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Substitute option at Chicago Anderson (hip) is on the bench for the midweek game against Chicago Fire.
Won't travel Saturday Anderson has been confirmed to have picked up a small knock and will not travel for Saturday's match against Montreal, according to Joe Tansey of Bleacher Report.
Impact Anderson will be forced to bow out for the weekend, as he is now suffering from a knock in an undisclosed location, leading to his absence. This will be a minor issue for the club, as he has played a small role, only appearing a couple of times while mainly going unused on the bench.
JUNE 28 • ROTOWIRE
Out for three to four weeks Anderson (quadriceps) is expected to miss the next three to four weeks due to injury, according to Jose Roberto Nunez of AAT Sport Philadelphia.
Impact Anderson is now set to miss an extended period after being added to the injury list this week due to a quadriceps issue. Luckily for the team, this is only a minor issue, as he has only started in one of his seven appearances on the team sheet, going unused five times. He will now hope for a return around the end of May, that is if his recovery goes to plan.
APRIL 29 • ROTOWIRE
Ruled out Anderson (quadriceps) is out for Saturday's clash with Salt Lake, per the MLS injury report.
Impact Anderson won't be an option for Saturday's clash with Salt Lake. The winger hasn't really played a part even when fully fit, missing the last three matches, so his absence shouldn't change much in the starting XI as he continues to look for playing time in Philadelphia.
APRIL 26 • ROTOWIRE
Markus Anderson is quickly making a name for himself with the Union The 20-year-old, who was actually born in Philly, is quickly transfroming from an unknown to a bright prospect with a lot of potential.
MARCH 8 • INQUIRER.COM
