Aston Villa vs Man United live: Team news and live updates from the Premier League clash

Reuben Amorim believe that a sense of entitlement prevails Manchester United He accused the players of forgetting what it meant to play for the club.

amorim told kobi menu To stay and fight for his place, rather than leaving because he is not in the team, as he told some of United’s youth players that they needed to change their attitude, while claiming that he was improving the culture of the club, even if results were not good enough.

“Tyrone [Mings] He’s still injured,” Unai Emery said. “He’s getting better. Maybe, he’ll join us again in a few weeks.

“Pau Torres, more or less, the same. A week or two weeks, something like that. Ross Barkley is still injured, longer than those two players.

,[Harvey] Elliot is ill today. “He hasn’t trained today or even yesterday.”

Emiliano Martínez could return to the Aston Villa squad but a decision on his inclusion will be delayed due to the goalkeeper’s recovery from injury.

Villa boss Unai Emery said, “Emiliano is progressing well.” “He has been training individually and feeling better, much better.

“We will decide whether he is available for Sunday or not.”

Ruben Amorim was a bit indifferent in his pre-match press conference when asked about the Man Utd squad’s latest injury update.

Matthijs de Ligt and Harry Maguire are injured and it was expected that they would not be able to play in this match.

“I think everybody’s OK,” he said. “We have another training [session] But, today, the rest of the boys are ready to go.

“I’m saying no one’s going to be OK, no one’s out. Just the people you already know.”

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes told canal 11 When Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal showed interest last summer, he was hurt by the club’s desire to release him.

Ruben Amorim was asked about Fernandes’ comments and replied: “He said exactly what he’s feeling. We already know the noise, but he spoke to the board and I think everything is clear.

“We just talked about his feelings and he needs to respond to it, not me. He gives everything and puts everything on the line. We need to move forward and keep that feeling too.

“He’s a big example in the group. He expresses his emotions and when I watch him train and play, he’s a special character.”

He explained: “It wasn’t Kobe who wore the T-shirt. He wouldn’t start because of the T-shirt or go to the bench because of it. If he’s the right player to play he’ll play. I’m not going to do anything to Kobe because someone in his family is doing something.

“So it’s not an issue. I’ve been here a year, it’s nothing new. We’ve got to deal with it, but I’m not going to do anything to Kobe because someone in his family is doing something. It’s just the way it is. If he’s the right guy to play, he’ll play.”

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Aston Villa XI: martinez; Cash, Konsa, Lindelof, Matsen; Kamara, Onana; McGinn, Tielemans, Rogers; watkins

Manchester United XI: Lamens; Yoro, Haven, Shaw, Dalot, Ugarte, Fernandes, Dorgu; Mount, Cunha; cesco

Manchester United will be without the suspended Casemiro as well as Brian Mbeumo, Amad Diallo and Nousair Mazraoui – who have all left for the Africa Cup of Nations.

Harry Maguire and Matthijs de Ligt are still out, so Lenny Yarrow and Ayden Havens could remain in defence.

Emiliano Martinez has missed Aston Villa’s last two matches through injury but could return.

Jadon Sancho is ineligible to face his parent club and Pau Torres is out in defense for Aston Villa, while Victor Lindelof is set to face his former team.