Erik ten Hag says he doesn't know when Marcus Rashford will return to Manchester United.
Rashford is currently sidelined with an unspecified leg injury and misses United's Premier League clash with Wolves on Saturday.
Ten Hag's side will face Bournemouth, Chelsea and Fulham in the last three Premier League matches before facing Manchester City in the FA Cup final on June 3.
However, Ten Hag is uncertain about the availability of Rashford, who has scored 29 goals for United this season.
When asked about Rashford's injury before the game against Wolves, Ten Hag told the BBC:
'It's hard to say. Manchester United v Everton FC - Premier League
Marcus Rashford is currently sidelined with a leg injury (Getty)
'It's not available at the moment. We have a good team and it's a good team. We have to win this game.
When asked about the extent of Rashford's injury and whether it could prevent him from playing for much longer, Ten Hag said:
"I can't say right now and like I said, that's not my focus right now.
“I hope, of course. And he will do everything he can. "The medical staff are working hard but I'm focused and my team is focused on this game as well."
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Real Madrid and Manchester City continue their rivalry next week when they meet in the Champions League semi-final second leg at the Etihad with Erling Haaland as one of the main characters.
And as both sides prepare for the second leg of their Champions League semi-final at the Etihad on Wednesday, the young Frenchman wants a stellar performance from Antonio Rudiger and his team-mates to ensure it's the giants. Spain than England's best winning team. because.
Camavinga says:
"Our defenders have shown that it is possible to stop Haaland without a tough game on the pitch. Now we have to repeat that at the Etihad.
"Haaland is not our only problem against Man City. In Madrid, Kevin De Bruyne scored - another excellent player. But I am sure we will score in England. We won against Chelsea and Liverpool, and there is a chance we can beat Man City too.
“We will go to Manchester with high spirits. 1-1 is not too bad even though logically we want at least one goal first. "And the final score at the Bernabeu was unfair. We deserved to win and a 2-1 result will be a worthy reward for our performance and the chances we created. "
Erling Haaland and Eduardo Camavinga
Erling Haaland and Eduardo Camavinga face off again next week
Plenty of goals were predicted in both halves, but that didn't happen last week. And despite having monstrous attacking players on both sides, from Haaland to Karim Benzema and Vinicius Junior, Camavinga believes the entire encounter will be decided by which defence does the best job.
He added:
“In Madrid, the game is very tactical. Many people think this will be a game with many goals, but we believe that the key to victory lies in defence. “It's 50-50 now. Man City has a big advantage thanks to the home field factor, but Real Madrid is the team capable of winning at any football stadium.
"The pressure on the pitch will be on Man City but we also have to try our best because we are champions and we are defending the title. We reject the idea that Wednesday will be the end of our Champions League run this season."
His teammate David Alaba added:
"In Madrid we showed that we can stop Haaland. Now things are more complicated because City are playing at home but we are optimistic and not obsessed with Haaland. "Manchester City has a sensational squad, just like Real Madrid. I expect a tactical game but the game will change whichever team opens the scoring. That will be the key."
"Now, Man City are forced to take more risks because they are playing at home. Maybe that is a small advantage for us.
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