Manchester United welcome Champions League hopefuls Leicester City in the midweek Premier League action at Old Trafford with the Red Devils now assured of their own place in the elite competition next season.
Ole Gunnar Solskajer’s men confirmed their Champions League status for the forthcoming campaign with a convincing display at Villa Park on Sunday in a 3-1 win over Dean Smith’s Midlanders.
Let us now have a look at how Solskjaer might set up his Manchester United side against the Foxes –
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With United in for a congested fixture list this week, Solskajer would be tempted to ring in changes and David de Gea is one name that would be in line to come into the XI with Dean Henderson to be awarded some well-earned rest.
Harry Maguire was injured in the Aston Villa clash and replacing him in the side is certain to be Eric Bailly with Alex Telles also hopeful of getting some gametime in the left-back role.
Solskjaer would be eager to provide involvement to certain marginalised figures in the Old Trafford camp such as Fred and Donny van de Beek with Marcus Rashford and Scott McTominay likely to give way.
Edinson Cavani should continue to lead the line for the Red Devils with Anthony Martial still out injured since the international break earlier this year.
