Manchester United will hope to have an emphatic finish to an otherwise inspiring domestic campaign as Ole Gunnar Solskajer’s side gear up to face Wolves away from home on Sunday.
The Red Devils were involved in a rather lacklustre stalemate last around while playing at Old Trafford against the relegated Fulham and despite being assured of the second-place finish in the league table, United will be gunning for a victory over Wolves to ensure a positive conclusion to the 2020-21 Premier League season.
Let us now have a look at how Ole Gunnar Solskjaer might set up his Manchester United XI on Sunday:
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David de Gea had started the match with Fulham earlier this week and Solskajer could be tempted to rest the Spaniard with the Europa League final just a week away meaning Dean Henderson could return between the sticks for United.
Harry Maguire is a major injury absentee for the Red Devils which has forced Solskjaer to draft Eric Bailly alongside Victor Lindelof in the heart of the four-man backline.
One major change that could be on the cards for United is the return of Marcus Rashford to the starting eleven after the England international being benched for the Fulham clash.
Rashford’s inclusion on the left flank would mean Pogba moving back into his usual holding midfield role and Fred dropping down to the bench.
