Manchester United get double team news boost ahead of Liverpool FA Cup tie

Manchester United full back Aaron Wan-Bissaka has returned to training after two months out.

Wan-Bissaka has not played since the 2-2 draw with Tottenham on January 14 due to a leg problem and he has missed United's past nine games.

United manager Erik ten Hag last week indicated the right back would be available to face Liverpool in the FA Cup quarter-final at Old Trafford on Sunday.

The probable availability of two recognisable full backs could lead to the end of Victor Lindelof's stint at left back. The centre back returned to the team at full back after Luke Shaw sustained a muscular injury last month.

Diogo Dalot, United's only available full back of late, has avoided injury all season and started in the past 13 matches. The last time Dalot and Wan-Bissaka lined up in the same side against Spurs Wan-Bissaka was selected at left back.

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Ten Hag admitted last week the absence of a specialist left back was an issue. "We talk about one of my biggest frustrations, there.

"You can accept in a position that a player is not available but when two players are not available over the course of the season, that is very frustrating.

"Because that is also very difficult to catch up as a team but we dealt with it in the best way, but of course it is a disadvantage."

Mason Mount has also resumed training after a four-month absence. Ten Hag suggested Mount would return in the Premier League fixture away to Brentford after the spring internationals on March 30.

Shaw, Lisandro Martinez, Luke Shaw and Anthony Martial are all definitely out of United's weekend cup tie. Ten Hag said Harry Maguire