Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof is back in Ole Gunnar Solskjaers squad to face Wolves at Molineux tonight.
The Swede missed Saturdays 2-1 win against Watford after being given time off after his wife gave birth to their first child together.
The defender pulled out of Swedens Euro 2020 qualifiers against Norway and Romania and received abuse for his decision to be by the side of his partner, Maja.
Solskajer admitted Lindelof was not injured for the game against the Hornets and was given time off to resolve issues.
However, Solskjaer has confirmed the former Benfica man is in tonights squad to face Wolves in what is a must-win for the Red Devils.
Hell travel, said Solskjaer stressed.
It was a decision we made [not to play him against Watford]. Hed not trained as well as he should have, and that was the reason. And Phil [Jones] had come through his programme anyway.
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United have just seven games left to secure Champions League qualification and Solskjaer says his side must come top of a mini league with Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea.
Wolves knocked United out of the FA Cup with a 2-1 victory at Read More – Source
Manchester United defender Victor Lindelof is back in Ole Gunnar Solskjaers squad to face Wolves at Molineux tonight.
The Swede missed Saturdays 2-1 win against Watford after being given time off after his wife gave birth to their first child together.
The defender pulled out of Swedens Euro 2020 qualifiers against Norway and Romania and received abuse for his decision to be by the side of his partner, Maja.
Solskajer admitted Lindelof was not injured for the game against the Hornets and was given time off to resolve issues.
However, Solskjaer has confirmed the former Benfica man is in tonights squad to face Wolves in what is a must-win for the Red Devils.
Hell travel, said Solskjaer stressed.
It was a decision we made [not to play him against Watford]. Hed not trained as well as he should have, and that was the reason. And Phil [Jones] had come through his programme anyway.
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United have just seven games left to secure Champions League qualification and Solskjaer says his side must come top of a mini league with Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea.
Wolves knocked United out of the FA Cup with a 2-1 victory at Read More – Source
