Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Manchester United are heavy favourites to proceed to the Europa League finals after what was a thumping win in the first leg against AS Roma last week.
The Red Devils will now play hosts to the Serie A side in the midweek fixture at Old Trafford hoping to book their place in the final where they would face either Villarreal or Premier League foes Arsenal.
Let us now have a look at how Ole Gunnar Solskjaer might set his Manchester United XI:
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David de Gea should assume the goalkeeping duties for the hosts as the Spanish international now plays second fiddle to Dean Henderson who is the first-choice option in domestic fixtures.
An unchanged defence should be on show for United with Solskajer keen to keep the Maguire-Lindelof pairing intact but Alex Telles should be in line to grab a rare outing.
Edinson Cavani would assume the No.9 role for Manchester United following his heroics in the first leg last week and the veteran striker would be joined by the likes of Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford in the frontline.
Paul Pogba is expected to partner Scott McTominay in the middle of the pitch with Fred unlikely to displace either player of the starting role in the two-man central midfield.
