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Shaw, Mount, Martinez - Manchester United injury news and return dates before Luton

Erik ten Hag will be hoping to extend Manchester United's unbeaten run when they lock horns with Luton Town. Rob Edwards welcomes United to Kenilworth Road on Sunday afternoon as either side looks to climb the Premier League table.

United, who haven't lost yet this year, will be determined to clamber into the top four and secure Champions League qualification, meanwhile the Hatters target survival in the top flight. Speaking to reporters ahead of the clash, Ten Hag was quizzed on the Red Devils' excellent vein of form.

"Yeah, you see, you feel that ambition," said the Dutchman. "That brings a mood, brings a spirit in this club. The mood and the spirit which belongs to this club, and I think the players. The staff are very aligned with the ambitions of INEOS because that's why we are here

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"That's why we are playing for Man United. We want to win, and we want to achieve the highest, so we are very aligned, and we have to make strategies and we have to execute the strategies to prove the ambitions."

So, with that being said, the Manchester Evening News has taken a look at all the latest news and updates from the treatment room at Old Trafford.

Wan-Bissaka, who has missed each of United's last four matches, trained in the build-up to last weekend's win against Aston Villa but was forced to pull out of the session on Thursday. The nature of his injury has not been confirmed, but it's not believed to be overly serious, with Ten Hag expecting him to be sidelined for just a couple of weeks.

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Read more on manchestereveningnews.co.uk