Manchester United expect Jonny Evans to return for their Premier League fixture at West Ham on Sunday.
Evans missed the Europa League draw with Fenerbahce due to a knock but is due to be available at the London Stadium. Bruno Fernandes is also back after serving a one-match European ban on Thursday night.
United stayed overnight in Istanbul, where their match kicked off at 10pm local time, and are flying to London rather than to Manchester. The club have opted for an identical pre-match preparation to their 2023 FA Cup semi-final against Brighton at Wembley, which came three days after their Europa League quarter-final defeat to Sevilla.
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Erik Ten Hag was unable to provide a specific update on Antony, who was carried off on a stretcher 16 minutes after coming on in the second half at the Sukru Saracoglu.
"I haven't seen it," Ten Hag admitted. "But it's only then I have to tell you out of the second hand. So from the doctor and the physio who told me what they saw. So first I have to see the video before I can give comment on this."
United have made an unbeaten start to their Europa League campaign but are winless, having failed to hold on to leads in all three matches. United have won only three of their eight Premier League fixtures and are still in the bottom half of the table.
Ten Hag felt the draw with Fenerbahce represented a positive point and discounted United's last loss to Tottenham four weeks ago as Fernandes's red card was successfully overturned. Spurs led United 1-0 before Fernandes was sent off in the 43rd
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