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Carrick Gives Update On Man United Squad Ahead Arsenal Clash 

Carrick Gives Update On Man United Squad Ahead Arsenal Clash 

Manchester United caretaker manager Michael Carrick has provided an update on his squad ahead of the visit of Arsenal to Old Trafford on Thursday.

With Ralf Rangnick still awaiting his work visa before taking interim charge of the team, Carrick will be able to enjoy being in charge of the Reds at the Theatre of Dreams for the first time.

Harry Maguire returns from a one-match ban with the skipper giving Carrick another option at the back.

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Athough Eric Bailly and Victor Lindelof formed a solid partnership in the 1-1 draw away to Premier League leaders Chelsea on Sunday.

Luke Shaw has been treated carefully after suffering a couple of head injuries and missed the games against Villarreal and Chelsea. 

French stars Raphael Varane, Paul Pogba and Uruguayan striker Edinson Cavani have also been on the sidelines due to injury, and are not in a position to face the Gunners.

“Nothing really new,” said Carrick, when asked by club media at Carrington for an update on the team news. “There are always niggles at this time of year, playing a lot of games. There are always players you’re waiting on a little bit, to an extent.

“Obviously, Harry is coming back into the squad after his suspension but we’ll see who is fit and available for tomorrow [Thursday].”

 


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  • Stanley 2 years ago

    Wao Wao Wao! Harry Maguire, Eric Bailly and Victor Lindelof are great guys, good they aren’t missing in action.
    Injuries everywhere, manU just got to sit up though it takes time to get the injured treated and be fit again for 90 minutes game. Where these car accidents or just on the field of play? Propofol could help during treatment.

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