MANCHESTER UNITED players arrived at The Hilton hotel on Wednesday ahead of a massive showdown with Paris Saint-Germain.
A place for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side in the last-16 of the Champions League can be secured with a win or a draw at Old Trafford.
Man of the hour Edinson Cavani arrived for the squad meet-up on Wednesday[/caption]
Marcus Rashford will be hoping to start the game with Paris Saint-Germain[/caption]
Ahead of the game, Marcus Rashford and Edinson Cavani were spotted entering The Hilton, situated just minutes away from the stadium.
And the Uruguayan has been backed by former France international Frank Leboeuf to show his old club what they are missing.
He told ESPN FC, via Express: “I always said it was a big mistake from Paris Saint-Germain to let Cavani go because I’m sure he would have been useful, and he showed it [against Southampton].
“It’s like it’s written and I’m looking forward to seeing the game on Wednesday to see if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will put Cavani on instead of [Anthony] Martial or if he will come on at half-time.
“It could be a big revenge for Cavani if he scores and puts Paris Saint-Germain out of the qualification group.
“That’s going to be something very bad for Paris Saint-Germain if something like that happens.
Paul Pogba entered The Hilton hoping to have fully overcome an ankle injury[/caption]
Timothy Fosu-Mensah arrived in a people-carrier five minutes after the rest of the team[/caption]
Dean Henderson is battling with David De Gea to start at Old Trafford[/caption]
Bruno Fernandes donned a facemask as he checked in[/caption]
“But Cavani is a fantastic player, he’s always been, he always works hard, and we saw how he can be helpful.
“It’s a big, big problem that Paris Saint-Germain didn’t keep him.”
Cavani came off the bench at half-time against Southampton to score twice in the 3-2 comeback win.
Solskjaer has a selection decision to make with Martial, Rashford, Mason Greenwood and Daniel James all available.
Jesse Lingard was also pictured on Wednesday having overcome coronavirus.
An ankle injury may keep Paul Pogba out of the game against PSG, a situation that would not leave Marco Verratti too disappointed.
Eric Bailly has not featured since early October due to injury[/caption]
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is set to play on Wednesday[/caption]
United have a decision to make over Donny van de Beek’s place in the team[/caption]
Scott McTominay arrived having missed the weekend win[/caption]
The midfielder has praised World Cup winner Pogba ahead of the showdown.
He told reporters: “Paul Pogba is a fantastic player, a great personality and performer.
“Quite frankly I hope he is not playing, but we cannot just focus on one of them.”
Harry Maguire will lead the team out against Les Parisiens[/caption]
Jesse Lingard is available for the Red Devils after beating coronavirus[/caption]
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
