Everton handed huge early boost as Man Utd could be without nine players for clash

Man Utd injury news as they next face Everton in the Premier League.
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Manchester United will be without Christian Eriksen for their next fixture against Everton after the international break - while Rasmus Hojlund is a major doubt.

The pair limped out of the Red Devils' 1-0 victory over Luton Town last Saturday as Victor Lindelof's second-half header to ease the pressure on the under-fire ten Erik ten Hag. United are sixth in the Premier League and are also at risk of crashing out of the Champions League at the group stage after suffering a humbling 4-3 loss to Copenhagen last week.

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The Red Devils travel Everton - who beat Crystal Palace 3-2 last the weekend - on Sunday 26 November after the season recommences following the final round of internationals this year. However, ten Hag could not give any clarity on the injuries of Hojlund, who United signed for up to £72 million, and Eriksen and if they'd be available at Goodison Park.

Now United have confirmed that Eriksen is set to be sidelined for a month while Hojlund is a huge doubt. A club statement said: "Christian has a knee injury that is set to keep him out for around a month, while striker Rasmus suffered a muscle strain. It is hoped he will return before the end of November."

United currently have several injury issues, with Casemiro (hamstring) and Lisandro Martinez (foot) absent until the new year while Amad Diallo and Tyrell Malacia (both knee) are long-term absentees. Johnny Evans did not feature against Luton after coming off in the Copenhagen loss, with ten Hag unsure how long the veteran defender could be unavailable for.

Luke Shaw hasn't played for United since August because of a hamstring issue. Much will depend if he's deemed ready to face Everton. Jadon Sancho remains exiled amid a rift with ten Hag. Aaron Wan-Bissaka was ill for the Luton triumph so he should again be available.

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