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Manchester United look set to be without Anthony Martial, Marcel Sabitzer, Antony and Scott McTominay ahead of Thursday’s Europa League play-off first leg clash against Barcelona.
If Manchester United wanted a true test of the progress they have made this season, then they will get it over the next week when they face Barcelona twice in their Europa League play-off tie.
Anthony Martial and Antony both missed Manchester United first-team training on Wednesday morning ahead of the trip to face Barcelona in the Europa League. United are back in action when they travel to the Nou Camp on Thursday night and will be looking to record a positive result ahead of next week's second leg.
Mikael Silvestre has claimed the Nou Camp crowd could play a huge part in Manchester United’s Europa League clash with Barcelona on Thursday but has tipped Marcus Rashford to make his mark.
Marcel Sabitzer and Casemiro are like ships in the night for Manchester United right now.
Chelsea to pursue Bellingham Chelsea accept that they will not win the race for Declan Rice, but they are now focused on Jude Bellingham, though The Sun reports that even for this player they are facing competition from others. Ad The paper states: “There is also said to be a recognition of Chelsea not being frontrunners to sign Bellingham, with Liverpool, Real Madrid and Manchester City more likely occupiers of the crown.
Manchester United defender Tyrell Malacia has praised Reds manager Erik ten Hag for his attention to detail amid the Dutchman's impressive debut campaign at Old Trafford.
The next couple of weeks could be a little awkward for La Liga president Javier Tebas, a figure who has led the fight against the riches of the Premier League and also managed to anger his own league’s biggest clubs.