Manchester United may lack four players against West Ham

Manchester United may be without four players for their upcoming match against West Ham United due to potential absences.

Manchester United Injury Woes Loom Ahead of Key Clash with West Ham United

Manchester United faces the prospect of missing up to four players in their crucial Premier League encounter against West Ham United.

Despite their recent win at Molineux, securing victory against the Hammers becomes imperative for Erik Ten Hag’s side to narrow the gap with fourth-placed Tottenham Hotspur.

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However, Ten Hag’s challenge is compounded by a growing injury crisis, which threatens to sideline key first-team players.

As they brace for a challenging afternoon at Old Trafford, United must navigate through their depleted squad to secure vital points in their pursuit of a higher league position.

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Manchester United’s Anthony Martial is sidelined for the next Premier League game as he recuperates from groin surgery, with an indefinite return.

Amid uncertainties about his contract expiring soon, questions arise regarding his future with the club.

Conversely, Mason Mount and Tyrell Malacia, battling injuries this season, demonstrate significant progress in their recovery, participating in grass training sessions at Carrington, hinting at imminent returns to action.

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Mount and Malacia Out, Amrabat and Lindelof Set for Returns

Both Mason Mount and Tyrell Malacia, despite their lengthy absences, are expected to be gradually reintegrated into action by Ten Hag, ruling out their involvement against West Ham this weekend.

Additionally, Aaron Wan Bissaka is anticipated to remain unavailable.

However, the Red Devils might receive a fitness boost with Sofyan Amrabat and Victor Lindelof potentially returning to the lineup at Old Trafford.

Amrabat, who last played in December due to injury and participation in the Africa Cup of Nations, is set to join training on Saturday and could feature.

Likewise, Lindelof, sidelined since December following groin surgery, may also make his comeback for the club.