Manchester United have suffered two defeats in as many games, and Ruben Amorim’s side will be aiming to bounce back when they face Wolves.
Wolves, considered one of the favorites for relegation, experienced a managerial boost last weekend when Vitor Pereira secured his first win in charge against Leicester.
Since taking over at United last month, Amorim has made a remarkable 42 changes to his starting XI, with more adjustments expected for the clash at Molineux.
Andre Onana is set to remain in goal, while Leny Yoro will step into the back three. Despite a poor performance against Bournemouth, Harry Maguire is likely to retain his place, with Matthijs de Ligt potentially returning—fitness permitting—in place of Lisandro Martinez, who has struggled this season and could benefit from a break.
Amorim has deployed Amad as a No. 10 in the last three matches, a shift from his earlier role as a right wing-back. However, United’s full-backs have struggled to provide adequate width in the 3-4-3 setup since Amad moved forward. This may prompt Amorim to revert his star player to the wing-back position.
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