Manchester United can make a wonderful confidence in their draw opposite Liverpool, while they are for a draw in the third round of the FA Cup opposite Arsenal.
Sunday’s 2-2 draw at Anfield could be said that the most productive functionality of the Red Devils from Ruben Amorim’s appointment.
However, the United boss insisted his players deserved not to diminish their point as they looked to leave a dismal first half of the season behind and climb the ladder in the Premier League table.
Another difficult test awaits them at Emirates Stadium and the return of injured key players would undoubtedly make the United try to retain his crown.
Here’s all the latest Manchester United injury news and return dates…
Marcus Rashford missed Manchester United’s trip to Liverpool on Sunday due to illness.
“It’s the same situation,” Amorim said at the pre-match press conference. “At the moment he is sick, he is education, so we will see in the long run, but he is like a general player, then I do a variety, so it is the same.
“I think he will be out this week, he is not training. We’ll see, I think this week will be out. “
The 27-year-old has been out of service in recent weeks and it remains to be seen if he will still be at the club this weekend, as with the window of movement now open there has been a big hypothesis about his long career at United.
Potential Rollback Date: Unknown
Mason Mount has been out for several weeks due to a thigh injury sustained against Manchester City.
It is a setback which has left the midfielder “devastated”, having struggled with a string of calf and thigh injuries since joining United.
He wrote on social networks: “Words cannot describe how devastated I feel at this time, they probably see the expression of my face when this happened. I knew what that meant.
“United fans may not know me too well, however, one thing I can guarantee, I will never give up or lose faith.
“I have already said it, but I will continue to give everything to overcome this difficult era and I will fight until I achieve this goal. “
Amorim said: “[Monte will be out for] several weeks. I don’t know the precise date, but it’s going to be a long time and that’s it. “
Possible return date: unknown
Very much a bit-part player this season, Lindelof was given the chance to impress against Tottenham in the Carabao Cup but lasted just 45 minutes before being forced off with injury.
Amorim said after the game: “He has everything that we have to compare to say in particular what he has, but it is difficult to lose a player. “
No update has been issued since.
Potential return date: January 2025
Luke Shaw suffered a setback last month following a fresh injury, having only just returned from a lengthy lay-off.
He described it as a “small” setback at the time, in early December, amid hopes he could return before the end of the year.
Its precise date of regress is clear.
Potential return date: January 2025
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