Manchester United injury news after November international break

The Red Devils are currently sixth in Premier League table

When Manchester United resume their Premier League season on the road against Everton on Sunday afternoon, they are going to be aiming for a win in three straight games.

The Red Devils had actually won four of their previous five league games, and their recent winning streak has helped them climb up to sixth place in the standings.

With a victory at Goodison Park, Erik ten Hag's team, who is now five points behind Tottenham Hotspur in fourth place, will be looking to get nearer to the Champions League berths.

Manchester United injury update for Premier League restart

After suffering a hamstring injury in the team's most recent EFL Cup loss to Newcastle United, Casemiro is expected to stay out of the game through possibly Christmas.

Shaw's injury occurred during the England international's loss to Tottenham Hotspur earlier in the campaign, but he is currently returning to training and may make the squad this time.

Malacia's knee injury necessitated surgery, so he's still out of the game. However, he has resumed individual training and might be back in December.

Martinez, who spent time at the team's training facility this week, is recuperating from an additional procedure for a foot ailment that he sustained in April. Ten Hag previously stated that Martinez would not be available until Christmas.

Because of a pre-season knee injury, Amad is still not ready for selection, although it is believed that the attacker will soon make a comeback.

A muscle issue forced Evans to be substituted early in the recent Champions League match against Copenhagen, and the seasoned centre-back is still out.

Because of the knee injury he sustained in the Manchester United victory over Luton prior to the international break, Eriksen will be sidelined until mid-December.

Rasmus Højlund's muscle injury from Luton's matchup last time out makes him a serious doubt for the game at Goodison Park.

Due to a pelvic issue, Andre Onana was forced to leave the Cameroon team during the international break, but he should be eligible to play against Everton in Premier League gameweek 13.

Pellistri's injury, which he sustained while playing for Uruguay over the international break, has also made him doubtful for the match against Everton.