Manchester United interim manager Ronnick revealed that both Ronaldo and Marcus Rashford are expected to return to represent the team in premier league promotion Mabrandford. Among the Manchester Evening News's manchester United rosters was Ronaldo, who photographed him arriving at Manchester Airport in a chauffeur-driven car. However, when the Manchester United team's chartered flight arrived in London, the British media found that C Ronaldo could not be found among the players who came down.
Cristiano Ronaldo and Marcus Rashford missed out on last round of the 2-2 draw with Villa due to hip flexors injuries and illness respectively, but the two have resumed training on Monday. "Cristiano (Ronaldo) and Marcus (Rashford) both went to training yesterday, so I expect them to train today," Ronnick said. Still, at the pre-match press conference for Villa, I was confident that Cristiano would be able to compete, and in the end neither he nor Marcus could travel. So, we have to wait until the end of the training after an hour before we can have a final conclusion. Now, all I can say is that they could all make a comeback."
Pogba, who has resumed training, will not be in the squad with Brentford due to an injury absence of two and a half months. Meanwhile, left-back Luke Shaw and defender McTomine ended a suspension and could return to the squad.
Also of concern is that Martial, who has been arguing with Lonnick this week about whether he is willing to compete for Manchester United, has also entered the big list. British media revealed that the Manchester United general and the two had talks on Monday and allegedly eliminated a "misunderstanding".
However, the British "Sun" reported that on Tuesday afternoon, when the private plane on which Manchester United was flying landed in London, the players who disembarked did not see the figure of C Luo. This means that Cristiano Ronaldo is still likely to miss The Manchester United vs Brentford, a day earlier, when he had just attended the FIFA Best Awards ceremony from Zurich, Switzerland, and was honoured with the FIFA Special Award.
Before the game, Lonnick also mentioned why Sancho, who joined at a high price of 73 million pounds, has not performed well so far in the season, he believes that too high expectations have brought great pressure, and did not make a good start, which made Sancho nervous.
"It's hard to say. I think the Premier League is a different league, with different games, it's more physical and stressful, even though he also plays for Borussia Dortmund, one of Germany's biggest clubs. But he was 18 years old at the time, and now people expect more from him." Longnick analyzed, "I think it also has to do with a lot of different things in his head, in training, he is one of the best performing players. But the key is how to show the same level in the game."
Lonnick also hinted that United's formation is not the root of Sancho's problems. "We can give him directions, we can lend him a helping hand, we can tell him that we are with him, give him all the necessary help, but in the end it is up to him to take the next step." For me, it's not a matter of location at all. Whether his position is left winger or right winger is his best position. Obviously, in the 433 formation, he is a winger who can play on both the left and the right. I think he prefers the left side because then he can shoot with his right foot, but I don't think it's a matter of his position. He's a winger, like we said in Germany, a guy who can dribble the ball quickly, there's no question of the best position for him."
"The key is self-confidence, being aware of your strengths and showing yourself in front of 75,000 or 45,000 people." Ultimately he has to do it, he has to take that step. He has shown a high level in most training sessions, and now he is going to show that level in the Premier League, the FA Cup and the Champions League. There's no doubt that he has the ability to do it."
If Sancho can't show what level he should be, Manchester United's youngster Erlanga may take his place, and the 19-year-old Swedish fast horse is a love of Ronnick. 'He's a young player but he has enough speed and he's very focused in the game, and he's done a great job from training in front of Crystal Palace, so I decided to start him against Villa.' Lonnick said, "He did well and got our expectations. He's very smart, he's guided by his coach, he's given it his all, and I'm happy with his performance."
Manchester United's squad published by the Manchester Evening News: De Gea, Tom Heaton, Dean Henderson; Varane, Maguire, Lindelof, Terrace, Phil Jones, Nemanie Matic, Fred, Van der Beek, Bruno Fernandes, Mata; Ellanga, Martial, Cristiano Ronaldo.