Early Team News ahead of clash vs Liverpool

Erik Ten Hag reds have completed four preseason game this summer after the international break with one match still left to be played against fierce rival, Liverpool.

United suffered a 1 - 0 loss against Rosenberg, however they quickly bounced back with a 2-0 victory over Scottish side, Rangers thanks to goals from Amad Diallo and Joe Hugill [Who is now on loan at Wigan Athletic]. 

Ten Hag boys went on to suffer another loss [2-1] after an intense match against Premier league side, Arsenal in Los Angeles. That match saw Manchester United lose new signing, Leny Yoro & striker Rasmus Højlund to injuries. United in their traditional habits of bouncing back retuned with a [3-2] victory over Spanish side Real Betis in the Snapdragon cup final earning Ten Hag reds a silverware. Marcus Rashford & Antony were also withdrawn from that fixture as a precautionary measure to discourage aggravating potential injuries.

Up Next, Man Utd will play Liverpool on Sunday, at 00:30WAT at the Williams-Brice Stadium in South Carolina, bringing their pre-season tour in USA to an end.

The gaffer has been speaking to reporters briefing them on the injury crisis the club as suffered during the MUTour24 so far. When asked about the status of Antony & Marcus Rashford injuries he responded; 

"We have to wait, Of course, we don’t go into risk, into the last game of the tour, going into the season next week already, into an important game against Manchester City — We are still within the 24 hours after a game, so the final assessment we have to make and we will see if they are ready for the final game on Saturday against Liverpool.”

Ten Hag also provided an update on Tyrell Malacia who has been a long term absentee in the squad, he said; 

"He is now in a good place, but he is not here because I only took players who could play games or be available for team training.He is not that far, but he is now in a progress situation. At a relatively short notice, he can again return into team training and then into team performance in games. I think it would be possible (for him to return) in two months.”