Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin has been released from the hospital after experiencing a health issue, though it remains unclear when he will be able to return to his managerial duties. Goodwin, 44, missed the team's 4-0 victory over Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday. He had been admitted to the hospital last Thursday after falling ill, and assistant manager Lee Sharp took charge of the team in his absence. Sharp is currently overseeing the team's operations while Goodwin continues to recover at home. "He is out of hospital, he is back home recovering," Sharp said about Goodwin. "He is waiting for directions from the doctors and others on what comes next." When asked about a potential return date for Goodwin, Sharp said, "No. He would be back now if he was allowed. We are in constant communication, so he will let me know as soon as possible." Despite Goodwin's absence, Dundee United has continued with its usual operations. The club has made a new addition to its squad by securing former Dundee midfielder Lyall Cameron on a season-long loan from Rangers. This move aims to strengthen the team's midfield options as they continue their campaign in the Scottish Premiership. The situation remains fluid, with Sharp and the club keeping a close watch on Goodwin's health. Fans and supporters are hopeful for an update on his condition and a timeline for his return to the dugout. In the meantime, the team is focused on their upcoming matches, with Sharp leading the charge as interim manager.