Breaking news: Ralf Ragnick provides injury update on his squad to face Newcastle United, and said the star player is a boost to his squad,as he returns ,pogba unavailable.

 Manchester United have finally had some

 good news on the injury front and have a near

 fully-available squad for their scheduled return

 to action against Newcastle United.



United haven't played since December 11 


after a Covid-19 breakout in the squad forced 


the postponement of fixtures against Brentford


 and Brighton, in a less-than-ideal start to 


life as United boss for Ralf Ragnick.



The German has now been in charge for


 more than three weeks and has only managed


 three games due to the disruption but


 sounded positive ahead of the return to the 


pitch in his pre-match press conference.



Speaking about the status of his squad, 


he revealed that only the injured Paul pogba 


remains unavailable with all players who 


were injured for their last outing and those 


who contracted the virus having recovered 


and in contention to play at St. James' Park.



"As you know, last week the last training 


session on Thursday, from there to today, 


we had eight few players and three goalkeepers


 and then we closed the training ground for 


four days in order to break the Rangnick said.



"And today was the third day of training 


this week, we started on Tuesday, we trained 


yesterday and today, and today we have 25 


field players, so quite apart from Paul Pogba


, he's the only one who's still missing out, 


everyone else is on board. The development 


of the last week is extremely positive."



That means Rangnick will be able to call 


upon two players he has not yet been able to 


play during his reign so far, with Cavani


 and Raphael Varane now available.



The duo haven't featured since the 2-2 draw


 with Atalanta on November 2. Centre-Varane


 suffered a hamstring injury just 38 minutes 


into the game in only his second game back


 after recovering from a groin strain.



Cavani came on for the final 20 minutes but 


had irritated a tendon problem in the previous 


match which has kept him sidelined in the 


weeks since. Both have been back in training 


over the last fortnight, however, and could be 


involved on Monday.



Pogba remains on the injury list, though, as 


he continues his recovery from a thigh injury


 he suffered in France training in the last 


international break.

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