Rasmus Hojlund Returns for Manchester United vs Liverpool; Erik ten Hag Confirms Marcus Rashford’s Fitness for Everton Match.
Manchester United’s Marcus Rashford and Jonny Evans declared fit for clash with Everton on TNT Sports this Saturday via Eurosport.
Additionally, Erik ten Hag announces Rasmus Hojlund’s timely return from injury for the upcoming FA Cup match against Liverpool.
The Danish striker, in excellent form before his setback, is set to boost The Red Devils’ attacking options.
Marcus Rashford returns
Rashford delivered a stunning goal in the recent Premier League derby against Manchester City, but despite his effort, Manchester United suffered a 3-1 defeat.
The England international, who has scored six goals in 33 appearances this season, was forced to be substituted due to injury with 15 minutes left in the match.
Erik ten Hag provided positive updates in his pre-game press conference, revealing that Marcus Rashford and Jonny Evans have recovered after the derby and are available for Saturday’s match against Everton.
Ten Hag also mentioned the consistent performance of Evans, who has made 11 starts in the Premier League this season, surprising many in his second spell with The Red Devils.
However, Omari Forson won’t be available due to injury.
Manchester United faces a challenge with several players in the treatment room, including Harry Maguire, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Mason Mount, Anthony Martial, Luke Shaw, and Lisandro Martinez.
Erik Ten Hag gets player boost
However, there’s positive news as Hojlund, Maguire, and Wan-Bissaka are expected to be part of the matchday squad for the FA Cup quarter-final against Liverpool next Sunday.

Erik ten Hag expressed optimism about their availability, stating that the recovery process is progressing well.
Erik ten Hag anticipates Mason Mount’s return to action after the international break, expressing confidence in the midfielder’s current positive spell.

Mount, who has been sidelined since November due to a calf problem, is set to resume playing for United. Despite his limited appearances and no goals or assists, his return is eagerly awaited.
Additionally, the absence of Rasmus Hojlund, sidelined due to a muscle issue, has been felt in recent losses against City and Fulham, highlighting his impact on the team.
Rasmus Hojlund so far
Rasmus Hojlund made history as the first Dane to win the Premier League Player of the Month award for February, marking the occasion with an impressive scoring streak of six consecutive games.
This achievement also earned him the title of the youngest player in United’s history to accomplish such a feat.
Hojlund’s outstanding performances contributed to seven goals and two assists, directly influencing eight points and placing Manchester United in contention for European qualification.
Now, the 21-year-old faces the challenge of taking on a resilient Liverpool side in the FA Cup quarter-finals, aiming to secure a spot in the final four and a coveted trip to Wembley.
Despite United’s recent struggles against the table-topping Reds, Hojlund’s form brings optimism to the team’s prospects in this crucial encounter.