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Team news and probable lineups for Man United vs PAOK”

Manchester United is set to host PAOK at Old Trafford on Thursday as they look for their first win in the 2024/25 Europa League campaign. Head coach Ruud van Nistelrooy is determined to bounce back after a thrilling draw against Chelsea over the weekend.
Team News
Manchester United continues to grapple with several injuries. Leny Yoro has recently returned to training but remains doubtful for this game, along with Mason Mount and Christian Eriksen. Meanwhile, Luke Shaw, Kobbie Mainoo, Harry Maguire, and Tyrell Malacia are all confirmed to be sidelined.
PAOK faces fewer injury concerns, with Thomas Murg and Antonis Tsiftsis expected to miss the match.
Probable Lineups
Fans are eagerly debating the starting lineup. Many call for Amad to play on the right wing, with Rashford taking the left, suggesting Garnacho could be more effective coming off the bench. Additionally, some supporters hope to see Bayindir replace Onana in goal, seeking a faster distribution style to enhance the teamâs tempo.

As the Red Devils prepare for Thursday, van Nistelrooy will aim to make tactical adjustments that maximize the squad’s performance while managing the ongoing injury challenges.
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