Due to an Achilles heel injury, Anthony Martial is still unable to participate for Manchester United this weekend....CONTINUE READING THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Erik ten Hag, who stated he was unsure of the player’s return date, confirmed the absence of the player.
Additionally, Ten Hag said that he is unsure as to whether Luke Shaw and Aaron Wan-Bissaka will recover in time, but that new addition Antony will be available and might be able to play.
The manager is likely to stick with the back four of Dalot, Varane, Lisandro, and Malacia even if Wan-Bissaka and Shaw are healthy. This unit has only given up one goal in three games for United.
The implication here is that Harry Maguire and Victor Lindelof will continue to sit on the sidelines.
Scott McTominay might eventually move to the bench when Casemiro makes his midfield debut.
Fred might take Christian Eriksen’s place if he’s rested to present a familiar face next to his Brazil teammate.
Although Anthony Elanga has not performed well this season, Ten Hag may decide to start Cristiano Ronaldo in lieu of Anthony Elanga, moving Marcus Rashford to the left wing and Jadon Sancho to the right.
Rashford might take Ronaldo’s place up front in the second half, with Sancho moving to the left wing.
Between the positions of 8 and 10, Bruno Fernandes should continue to hold both his place and the captaincy.
Despite Martin Dubravka’s transfer from Newcastle, David de Gea will continue to play goal.
Long-term ailments will prevent Thomas Partey and Mohamed Elneny from playing for Arsenal, and late fitness tests are still being conducted on Martin Odegaard, Oleksandr Zinchenko, and Aaron Ramsdale.
We anticipate the following lineup for kickoff on Sunday:
