OLE GUNNAR SOLSKJAER could be without four first-team stars for Tuesday’s trip to Burnley.
Paul Pogba, Luke Shaw and Victor Lindelof sat out of Saturday’s 1-0 FA Cup win over Watford.
Here’s how United could line-up without the four first-team players
Solskjaer has admitted that the injured trio could miss the trip to Turf Moor.
But the boss is hopeful they will return in time for Sunday’s mouth watering game against Liverpool.
When asked if they will be back in action this week, he told reporters: “I hope so. I hope all of them for Liverpool anyway.
“I’m not sure if they’ll make the Burnley one, but we have light training tomorrow [Sunday] and we’ll see on Monday.”
Eric Bailly is another doubt for United after he picked up a knock against Watford.
The 26-year-old injured his neck after being clattered by his own keeper, Dean Henderson.
But Solskjaer gave a positive update on Bailly’s condition after the game.
He said: “There was no concussion.
“Apparently it was his neck – a sore neck. But he couldn’t carry on, so let’s check on him tomorrow.”
Of the four players in doubt, it seems Shaw and Lindelof have a better chance of featuring than Pogba and Bailly.
Solskjaer said on Monday: “All of them trained on Monday. Paul and Eric didn’t do all of it but Luke and Victor did.
“So I’ve got a decent amount of players to pick from. Let’s see with Paul and Eric how they are on Tuesday.”
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United superstar Paul Pogba could miss the match through injuryCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Axel Tuanzebe is expected to start at the back alongside Alex Telles, Harry Maguire and Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
Fred and Scott McTominay are set to occupy their normal roles in front of the back four.
Should Pogba miss out, Daniel James could be deployed on the right with Marcus Rashford on the left.
Bruno Fernandes is almost certain to fill the No10 spot with Anthony Martial leading the line.
Edinson Cavani is another option as he is available after serving his three-match suspension.
If United pick up any sort of result against Burnley they will go to Anfield at the weekend as the Premier League table toppers – a position they’ve not been in for 40-MONTHS.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk