United endured another injury nightmare on Sunday.

The Europa League final is just a week away…

Huge concerns for Ruben Amorim.

Rasmus Hojlund looks set to start.

Rasmus Hojlund looks set to start.

United return to Premier League action

Ruben Amorim is expected to make several changes to his Manchester United side when they host Wolves in the Premier League on Sunday.

United set to crash out of the Europa League but staged a remarkable comeback in extra-time to knock out Lyon and reach the semi-finals.

Currently languishing in 14th place in the league, any hopes of a return to European next season rests solely on winning the Europa League.

As such, Amorim hinted post-match that he will look to rotate his side to keep them fresh, potentially starting with Sunday’s game against Wolves at Old Trafford.

Diogo Dalot has played every minute of action for United since missing a 3-1 win over Southampton in mid-January, but Amorim hinted that the defender could be given a well-earned break on Sunday.

‘I have to see. Players like [Diogo] Dalot are always ready, but today he is really tired,’ he said.

‘The guys who are at risk of injury, we will try to save them.’

There was concern for Victor Lindelof and Noussair Mazraoui after both left Old Trafford at half-time on Thursday, but Amorim confirmed that the duo will both be available for the weekend’s clash.

‘He (Victor) is available, he has personal issues like Nous [Mazraoui], so we had to let him go,’ he said.

‘But everything is okay now and I know football is important but there are things that are more important. They will be ready to face Wolves in the next game.’

Elsewhere, Matthijs de Ligt, Amad Diallo and Jonny Evans were all seen in training prior to United’s win over Lyon, but Amorim provided no suggestion that any of the trio would be fit for Sunday’s game.

Instead, he suggested that he may well roll the dice with several young players, including Harry Amass and Chido Obi.

‘I think it is not the best moment or the best season to put some kids to play, because, again, they need a strong base to really show what they can do,’ he said.

‘But in this moment we need to do it and sometimes you have surprises. Ayden [Heaven] just played and I can be honest, we did it because we had injuries in that moment.

‘But today, I think Ayden is my player so when he is ready and facing the competition in the team, he is ready to play. So you don’t know.

‘Amass did really well today. Chido, [Obi] when he played, he played quite well. It is a difficult moment, it is not the right moment for the kids to play, but if we have to do it then we will do it.’

Predicted Man Utd XI to face Wolves

Onana; Yoro, Lindelof, Shaw; Mazraoui, Eriksen, Ugarte, Amass; Fernandes, Garnarcho; Obi.

Where to watch Man Utd vs Wolves? Kick-off time and TV channel

Man Utd vs Wolves kicks off at 2pm on Sunday 20 April.

Unfortunately, fans will not be able to watch the match live on TV or live steam in the UK but you can follow along with all the action via Metro’s dedicated matchday live blog.

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United face a important test in Europe.

‘He’s showing improvement, which is what you want to see.’

United face a important test in Europe.

United are back in Premier League action.

United are back in Premier League action.

United are back in action.