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AML) Adnan Januzaj
We expect the Belgian wonderkid to replace Ashley Young, who was woeful in the Champions League in Greece.
AMFC) Wayne Rooney
The £300k-per-week man proved his quality against Crystal Palace in United’s last league fixture, and will hope to get on the score sheet again.
FC) Robin van Persie
RVP’s notched 11 in the Premier League so far, but his partnership with Rooney hasn’t been as fluid as last season. Moyes will be desperate for the two of them to gel once again.
