The night before United's home match against Leicester City, the team stayed at the Laurie Hotel in Manchester, but number one star Cristiano Ronaldo was missing and could miss Sunday's Premier League.
This is the first game in more than half a month for Manchester United, the team can only win to continue to put pressure on Arsenal, currently Manchester United is only 6th in the league, only 9 rounds of games, leaving Longnick to fight for four is not much time.
Cristiano Ronaldo, who played portugal's two games for 180 minutes on this international matchday, has returned to Carrington for training on Thursday, and Ronnick did not say that the Portuguese superstar was injured, so Ronaldo was not surprised by the 21 people staying at the hotel. Of course, Manchester United is playing at home, and not staying in the hotel does not mean that Ronaldo is definitely absent, and he may also choose to accompany him at home because his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez is pregnant.
In addition to Ronaldo, most of United's other players are not injured, with captain Maguire, the newly renewed core Bruno Fernandez, France's injured centre-back Varane and defender Pogba all appearing. Manchester United interim manager Rangnick supported Maguire, who was booed by England fans at Wembley: "He is a very valuable player and captain of the team and the club, I don't understand what happened at Wembley, but it will not happen at home at Manchester United, the Red Devils fans are very supportive of the team."
Lonnick also responded to Pogba's complaints during his time in France, which said he did not have a fixed position for Manchester United, which affected the performance. Lonnick explains: "I have a lot of business now to prepare for the next game for the team. Tomorrow is another pivotal battle for Leicester City, and I don't see any point in reading or judging the content of his interview. You can do it, but it doesn't matter to me. I heard him mention that he has played different positions in the last few weeks because since the game against West Ham on January 22, we have lost 3 strikers, Martial, Mason Greenwood and Cavani. There are other players who will also be injured, for example, Bruno (Fernandez) missing against Tottenham or McTomine's inability to play. Then the other teammates have to play in different positions, and Paul [Pogba] is flexible and can play the 6th, 8th or even 10th position, so this is normal."
As Lonnick said, the 35-year-old Uruguayan striker Cavani was injured again during the international tournament and must be absent against Leicester City. "Edinson (Edinson) is unfortunately injured again and he will be sidelined in the coming weeks." Lonnick said. Cavani was replaced for a mid-leg strain in Uruguay's second World Cup, and according to the experience of "a month of injury", the Manchester United centre-forward is likely to be absent for a month.
Lonnick added: "According to the team doctor, he may be absent for two weeks, four weeks or even 5 weeks. We'll have to wait for the injury to develop and, as I said, the absence of another striker is obviously bad news. Luckily, everyone but him was healthy. Like Brazil international Fred and Telles, who flew straight back after the game, today have overcome the jet lag and can start working."
Manchester League former hotel 21-man squad: De Gea, Dean Henderson, Lee Grant; Wan Bissaka, Diogu Dalo, Varane, Maguire, Lindelof, Phil Jones, Luke Shaw, Terrace; McTomine, Fred, Matic, Pogba, Fernandes, Mata, Lingard; Sancho, Rashford, Anthony Elanga.