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Man Utd handed double Galatasaray injury boost ahead of make-or-break Champions League clash

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According to the Turkish publication&nbsp;<a href="https://www.sabah.com.tr/spor/futbol/2023/11/27/son-dakika-galatasaray-haberi-sanchez-ve-abdulkerim-mujdesi" target="_blank">Sabah</a>, the Turkish giants could be without the services of former Tottenham defender Davison Sanchez and Abdulkerim Bardakci. While Sanchez has been ruled out with a strain in his upper left rear muscle, Bardakci could still make it to the matchday squad if he can successfully negotiate a late fitness test.

WHAT HAPPENED?

The Red Devils seek redemption against Galatasaray, after a defeat at Old Trafford in the reverse fixture, which could help them overcome a troubled Champions League campaign. Sitting fourth in Group A, they are desperate for the three points to boost qualification chances. The defeat to FC Copenhagen in the previous fixture further complicated the math for United who now face a must-win situation to keep their hopes alive for the the knockout rounds.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Almost 30 years back, in 1993, Sir Alex Ferguson's squad failed to produce the goods in a do-or-die knockout match in Istanbul as they were held to a goalless draw, following a 3-3 result at Old Trafford. Eric Cantona was sent off and it is believed that the United players got into a tussle with riot police in the tunnel in the aftermath of the shock exit from Europe.

DID YOU KNOW?

United also have a lengthy injury list as several first-team players are out injured including including&nbsp;<a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/erik-ten-hag-luke-shaw-man-utd-red-devils-andre-onana-rasmus-hojlund/blt8cd40445882a3372" target="_blank">Casemiro, Lisandro Martinez, Christian Eriksen, Amad Diallo, and Tyrell Malacia</a>. Mason Mount was the latest casualty as the former Chelsea midfielder picked up a<a href="https://www.goal.com/en/lists/mason-mount-injured-man-utd-erik-ten-hag-chelsea-setback/blt55d5fcd296ad5320#cs7a41fc529f704c2d" target="_blank"> fresh calf injury</a> which will rule him out for the game against Galatasaray. Meanwhile, Marcus Rashford will miss the game after he was sent off against FC Copenhagen in United's last European fixture. Nonetheless, they might be boosted with the return of Rasmus Hojlund, who has been in fine form in Europe scoring five goals in four matches, as the Danish striker is back in training.

WHAT NEXT FOR MANCHESTER UNITED?

Man Utd handed double Galatasaray injury boost ahead of make-or-break Champions League clash | Goal.com

Manchester United have been reportedly handed a double Galatasaray injury boost ahead of make-or-break Champions League clash.