The Frenchman damaged cruciate knee ligaments in United's 1-0 win over Everton at Goodison Park in September 2007.
After a successful rehabilitation programme the 30-year-old defender has now returned to training.
And Reds boss Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed that the full-back could take part in United’s Reserves clash with Manchester City on Thursday night.
“Mikael’s training with the first-team now and he’s coming along well,” Sir Alex told Manchester United Radio.
“It’s mainly been no-contact stuff but he should play in the next Reserves game, along with Gary Neville.”
The Reserves take on third-placed Manchester City at Northwich Victoria on Thursday 20 March (19:00 GMT).
United Career
Appearances - 358
Goals - 10
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