Fellaini returned to action to face Crystal Palace on Saturday after being out with wrist and groin injuries.

The midfielder was expected to return in early February from his wrist injury, but suffered a groin problem, which kept him out longer than expected. He started Saturday's match against Crystal Palace.

Fellaini suffered a groin injury during training, and will be forced to sit for at least another week, the Manchester Evening News reports. Manager David Moyes said "Marouane picked up a groin injury in training which will probably rule him out for another week possibly. His wrist injury is much improved, but he just felt his groin after training one day this week. We’ll keep an eye on him for a few days."

Fellaini hasn't played since December 4 thanks to injuries to his back, wrist, and now his groin. He's been a colossal disappointment for the Red Devils, having played only 11 Premier League games this season. Being sidelined for another week means he won't face Fulham on Sunday, nor Arsenal on Wednesday. His next shot after that comes February 22 against Crystal Palace.

Fellaini (wrist), who was expected to be available for Saturday's match at Stoke City, may return next weekend against Fulham, the Daily Mail reports.

Fellaini is reportedly close to being able to wear a flexible brace on his wrist, which would allow him to get back on the pitch. However, he hasn't played since December, so it wouldn't be surprising if there was some rust when he does eventually return.

Fellaini (wrist) is unavailable for Saturday's Premier League match against Stoke City.

Fellaini has returned to training and was fully expected to feature Saturday. United fans are anxiously waiting to see Fellaini in the midfield with Juan Mata, but it looks like they'll have to wait a little longer.

Fellaini (wrist) has been training with the first team and could return for Tuesday's Premier League match against Cardiff City, the Guardian reports.

Fellaini hasn't played since early December due to back and wrist injuries, but he finally seems ready to return. His fantasy value should steadily increase, with Wayne Rooney (groin) and Robin van Persie (thigh) also set to return, plus the United debut of Juan Mata on Tuesday.

Fellaini has returned to light training, and will participate in full sessions once his wrist is strong enough to withstand contact, the Daily Mail reports.

Fellaini has been a disappointment for Man U since joining from Everton last summer, which was only made worse by wrist and back injuries. It's certainly a boost that he's returned to training, although it's unclear when he'll be fit for match duty.

Fellaini has undergone surgery on his wrist, and he is expected to miss at least the next two months, according to Sky Sports.

It was believed that he may put it off, but Fellaini had surgery over the weekend, which rules him out for quite sometime. He hasn't gotten much going with United, so it's difficult to envision any kind of dropoff for the club. Fellaini was a poor fantasy option this year, which likely means only a scant few teams are effected by his absence.