Preview Manchester United vs Wolves: Marcus Rashford is not guaranteed to start, Ten Hag is confident with the current squad and whether the playing style will improve or still look like an amateur team

The determination of Marcus Rashford’s suitability for Manchester United’s voyage to Wolves will be made by Erik ten Hag.

The England forward was left out of the Red Devils’ FA Cup-winning squad over Newport on the weekend due to his absence from training following a highly publicized evening out in Belfast.

On Monday, Rashford, age 26, was observed returning to Carrington, following Ten Hag’s assurance that the situation would be handled internally.

The club issued a statement on Monday evening stating that Rashford “accepted responsibility for his actions” in light of the resolved situation.

Rashford faces competition from Antony, who scored the game-winning goal in lieu of the United academy product, in south Wales. Consequently, Alejandro Garnacho or the Brazilian must advance before him at Molineux.

Luke Shaw, Harry Maguire, Casemiro, and Mason Mount all returned to the field during the previous outing, while Tyrell Malacia, Mason Mount, and Victor Lindelof remained absent.

Indeterminate is Aaron Wan-Bissaka following his absence from the Newport excursion.

After the conclusion of his calamitous Africa Cup of Nations campaign with Cameroon, Andre Onana will return to goal.

Onana; Dalot, Varane, Martinez, Shaw; Mainoo, Casemiro; Antony, Fernandes, Garnacho; Hojlund are the anticipated Manchester United XI.

Injury reports: Malacia, Lindelof, Mount, and Martial

Hassle: Rashford and Wan-Bissaka