Recall that Manchester United lost 1-0 against Aston Villa in the Premier League last weekend but they recovered with a late Cristiano Ronaldo goal against Villarreal during their mid week UEFA Champions League clash.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has been boosted with the return of Marcus Rashford. Marcus Rashford, with the forward now having returned to training for the first time since shoulder surgery.
Rashford was spotted in training at the Carrington training center on Friday afternoon kicking the ball for the first time after nearly three months. Although Solskjaer admits that Rashford isn't match to start against Everton.
On Rashford fitness, Solskjaer said: “We’ve got to make a decision on him. Marcus trained fully for the first time today with contact. There were a few tackles flying in on him and he seemed okay, which was nice to see.”
“Marcus is fit, he's worked really hard, but he’s not had any contact [until now],” Ole added, in a separate interview with club media.
“If his shoulder can take the contact now, he should be ready after the internationals.”
Meanwhile, Aaron Wan-Bissaka is available once more, with the right-back having served the first of a two-game European suspension in midweek.
Also, Luke Shaw missed Wednesday’s game through illness and injury but Solskjaer isn't sure whether the left back will be available to travel to Rafa Benitez side.
“Luke feels better in himself. He’s been ill but he’s still got the shoulder injury,” Solskjaer said.
And finally, Reds captain Harry Maguire is still missing after suffering a calf injury during last Saturday’s defeat to Aston Villa, along with Ivory Coast winger Amad.
“Harry is still out and Amad is still out. We didn’t lose anyone on Wednesday night,” confirmed Ole.
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