Manchester United are set to face their next Premier League rivals, Liverpool, on Thursday.
The match was planned to be held last weekend, however, it was abandoned due to fans' protests. Now, the Red Devils will be looking to have a successful game, following their yesterday's 2 - 1 defeat to Leicester City.
And ahead of the clash, the club manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has met the media.
On Maguire:
"You always try to look after players long-term. If he's fit, he'll. If he's not, he won't. We're hopeful he's ready & if he's ready he'll probably be ready for the Euros. Norway's not in the Euros, so I'm not really that concerned."
"A ligament injury is serious. Very positive is maybe stretching it, I'm hoping he might be ready for it. I don't think he’ll play in the league again but we'll do everything we can to get him ready for the Europa League final."
On Cavani:
"Next season he'll come ready & fit in pre-season. This year he had 7 months of no football & had a couple of niggles due to that. Don't know how many games we'll get out of him but he's one of the best no.9s in the world at moment."
On Liverpool game:
"There will be changes [against Liverpool], but a lot of the players who have played vs Leicester have played really well, so they're options too. It's about managing the team now, building momentum and making sure to get second place."
On his goal:
"My job is Manchester United & my concern is the United fans — what they think about my team, what they want from my team and that we come together as one and show what Manchester United is."
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