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Cristiano Ronaldo back for Manchester United but injured Luke Shaw faces weeks out
Manchester United forward Cristiano Ronaldo will return for their Premier League clash with Everton after overcoming illness but defender Luke Shaw will be unavailable for up to three weeks, interim manager Ralf Rangnick said on Friday. Ronaldo, United's top goalscorer this season with 12 league goals, will be back after missing their 1-1 draw with Leicester City last weekend while Shaw is set for a spell out due to follow-up treatment for a broken leg sustained in 2015. "Cristiano is back again," Rangnick told reporters ahead of Saturday's game.
Rangnick labels Man Utd target Ten Hag as 'top manager'
Ralf Rangnick on Friday labelled Erik ten Hag as a "top manager" amid mounting reports the Ajax boss is Manchester United's top choice to take charge from next season.
Rangnick: Ronaldo back for Everton | No comment on Ten Hag
Ralf Rangnick refused to be drawn on reports Manchester United are set to appoint Erik ten Hag as manager, but confirmed Cristiano Ronaldo would return for Saturday's Premier League match at Everton.
Shaw, Varane, McTominay, Cavani - Manchester United injury news and return dates for Everton
Manchester United will be without four senior players for the Premier League meeting with Everton on Saturday - but Cristiano Ronaldo is fit enough to return. Ronaldo missed the Leicester draw through illness and is back training with the squad at Carrington.
‘I know the rules’ - Frank Lampard accepts Everton sack speculation as club battle to avoid Premier League relegation
Everton manager Frank Lampard says he accepts speculation around his future in the job, despite only being in it for a little over two months. His side have managed just two Premier League wins since taking charge, which leaves the club just a point above the relegation zone ahead of the home game with Manchester United on Saturday. Ad/> It is reported there is concern among the club’s hierarchy about their predicament, with just nine games left to play to get themselves out of trouble — and avoid dropping out of the modern day top flight for the first time.