Manchester United will attempt to bounce back from disappointing home defeat to Bournemouth when they face Wolves on the road Thursday evening (530pm kick-off).

Ruben Amorim will take his United side to Molineux where he will meet his compatriot and new Wolves manager Vitor Pereira. The hosts ended a four-game winless run in Pereira's first game in charge as they beat Leicester City 3-0 in the Premier League last time out.

After a difficult start to the season with Wolves languishing in 18th place, United will certainly be expecting a tough game as a successive win could lift them out of the bottom three. As for Amorim's side, they could climb into the top-10 depending on results elsewhere.

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Ahead of the match, Diogo Dalot, Leny Yoro and Casemiro have posted pre-match graphic previews of the fixture to their Instagram stories. That usually hints at the player feature, either from the start - as is expected for Dalot - or from the subs bench.

Yoro meanwhile, will be targeting his second start of the season after recently returning from an extended spell on the sidelines. Casemiro on the other hand, has struggled for game time under Amorim.

The Brazilian midfielder has been named as an unused substitute for the last four games. His last appearance came in the 4-0 win over Everton at the start of the month.

The post in which United shared a pre-match graphic on Instagram, featured Rasmus Hojlund. The Danish striker, who starred off the bench against Bournemouth, will be looking to get the nod to start.

With Marcus Rashford not featuring in any of United's last three matches in all competitions, there has been plenty of noise and speculation on his future. Amorim stated the England international is competing for a return to his matchday squad.

Ahead of facing Wolves, Amorim said: "I just want to win. I don’t care about Christmas, nothing. I’m just focused on we need to win the next match and that’s the only thing. It’s very good for the fans and we adapt. We are privileged so we can play on Boxing Day too to give some happiness to the fans, and we want so bad to win another game."