The return of Mainoo and Martinez is expected to bolster Manchester United's squad as they aim to close the points gap with Nottingham Forest at the top of the league. A win would not only boost the team's morale but would also see them level on points with their opponents, who are currently behind them in the Premier League table. In an update shared on the club's official website, Amorim expressed optimism about the upcoming fixture, stating, "With the return of these two key players, we hope to have a stronger team against Nottingham Forest."

Amorim also provided details on the condition of some other players ahead of the game. Jonny Evans is still recovering and is still unavailable. Meanwhile, Victor Lindelof has returned to training but will not be fit to play this weekend. Amorim noted that Lindelof is likely to return for the next match. "Jonny Evans is still recovering. Victor Lindelof has returned to training but he will not be available tomorrow. Maybe he will be ready for the next match," Amorim explained.

Another player who has caught the attention of Manchester United fans is centre-back Leny Yoro. Despite the team's recent defeat at the Emirates Stadium, Yoro put in a commendable performance after being brought on as a substitute for Harry Maguire. His contributions on the pitch have caught the attention of fans, who are looking forward to seeing more from the young French defender.

Aside from Luke Shaw, who remains sidelined, Manchester United appear to have no major injury concerns. The positive news comes as Amorim looks to strategically rotate his squad, finding the players best suited to carry out his tactical vision as the season progresses.

With competition high for both teams, Manchester United are ready to take to the field with renewed vigour, bolstered by the return of key players and the rising talents in their squad. Fans will be hoping for a strong performance against Nottingham Forest to claw back some much-needed points in the Premier League race. As kick-off approaches, all eyes will be on Old Trafford to see how Ruben Amorim’s side fare with their strengthened squad.