Man United striker Marcus Rashford withdrew from the England squad during a recent international break.
Raphael Varane, Alejandro Garnacho and Marcus Rashford.
Manchester United are hoping they can bring in Marcus Rashford for Sunday's Premier League clash with Newcastle, with the striker pulling out of the England squad last week.
The Reds march to St. James' Park in hopes of cementing their place in the top flight. Erik ten Hag's side reached the semi-finals of the FA Cup with a win over Fulham in their final game earlier this month. Moreover, United also won a place in the quarter-finals of the Europa League after defeating Real Betis in the round of 16.
United, who drew 0-0 with Southampton in their last Premier League match, will be without Casemiro in their clash with Newcastle, with the Brazilian forward being banned for another three games. However, Ten Hag could be fueled by Rashford's return to fitness, with Raphael Varane also likely to return after missing out on the win over Fulham.
Ahead of the Premier League clash with Newcastle, here's the current situation on Carrington's treatment table... Marcus Rashford
Injury:
Legs/ankles/feet
Possible return date:
April 2
What Ten Hag said:
"I'm hopeful. He's been training but he's got treatment, he's got to train individually. Today he's joined the group. We have one more day. I hope that 'he's'. will be present."
Alejandro Garnacho
Injury:
ankle/foot
Possible return date:
Confirm
What Ten Hag said:
“I can't say exactly right now, but it will take a few weeks. Another foul and serious injury, after Christian Eriksen. He will be back before the end of the season. We can win a lot, so he has to be ready."
Antoine Martial
Injury:
Inguinal/hip/pelvis
Possible return date:
April 2
What Ten Hag said:
"He's been training. So it's been two weeks. I think he can be in the team on Sunday."
Raphael Varane
Injury:
Unknown
Possible return date:
April 2
What Ten Hag said:
“It's hard to say, but I think it's trivial. I think he will recover and come back from the international break."
Marcel Sabitzer
Injury:
Knee
Possible return date:
Confirm
What Austrian coach Ralf Rangnick had to say:
"Ultimately, it's a matter of pain and pain tolerance for Marcel and Gernot. Of course, we hope Marcel will be fine, especially after the first match in Linz. Right now, I'm lost. concerned that it could work, but in the end, it was up to Marcel whether he felt ready or not.
"For now, I guess he'll play. It makes more sense to leave them again [of the session], just to give them one more day. But there are enough other candidates."
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Injury:
Fish's eyes
Possible return date:
Confirm
What Heaton said:
"Unfortunately, the day before the Fulham game I sprained my ankle in training. Luckily it wasn't too bad, but I think it will mean a few weeks. I'll be back somewhere. in April, I hope to be halfway there.
"Unfortunately, it was a professional stunt, a bit random, but, yes, I just went over my ankle and broke a ligament. I'll be wearing this [protective boot] for a few more days, then hopefully turn it back on."
Christian Erikson
Injury:
Fish's eyes
Possible return date:
Late April or May
What Ten Hag said:
“I think he [Eriksen] will play [again in 2022/23]. Sure. But I can't say it's an expectation now, but I think his recovery is fine. It's going as planned, so we'll definitely see it. But not before the international break.
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