Manchester United give injury update ahead of Wolves clash

Manchester United have given an injury update, confirming six players will be out of the game for the club's FA Cup third round against Wolves on Saturday. Recently the Red Devils midfielder Paul Pogba was announced to have prepared for an operation, after picking up an ankle injury and missing the most part of the mid-season. He will miss the upcoming match and is likely to be out of the game up for a month. Another midfielder Scott McTominay has suffered a knee injury and could be out for two months until mid-February. Defenders Eric Bailly (knee), Timothy Fosu-Mensah (knee), Axel Tuanzebe and Marcos Rojo are also unavailable. Some club players have to miss out their final training session due to illness, and United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed he will not decide the playing squad until the morning of the game. However, confirmed, that Sergio Romero will be in the starting XI. Solskjaer said: "Paul is out. Axel, Eric, Tim are getting closer but won't be ready for this. Rojo won't be ready for this. There are a couple of feelings of illness and cold, which is normal for this time [of year], so I'll just have to see who wakes up tomorrow and feels ok. Today, of course, we've got a training session as well but some of them will miss that one."

Source: MEN

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