Ipswich XI: Scherpen, O'Shea, Diop, Greaves, Davis, Núñez, Lukić, Fatawu, Enciso, Maeda, Emersonn

Ipswich subs: Walton, Furlong, Kipre, Ouattara, Palacios, McAteer, Walle Egeli, Clarke, Akpom

Man Utd XI v Ipswich: Lammens; Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Shaw; Tielemans, Mainoo; Mbeumo, Fernandes, Rashford; Cunha

Man Utd subs: Darlow, Heaven, Mazraoui, Yoro, Dorgu, Santos, Lacey, Zirkzee, Sesko

"Yeah, I'm sure you'll see him on Sunday. He's a talented boy and has obviously had some huge success over the past few years [with] club and national level. An incredible signing by the football club.

“[After] the work that went in from everybody all summer to try to attract people to the project and what we are trying to build, you can feel the belief around the place just constantly growing and constantly improving."

Azor Matusiwa and Florentino Luis are out, while Gary O’Neil made nine changes midweek in the Carabao Cup, with the Tractor Boys likely to be fresh here.

Ipswich Town predicted XI vs Man United: Scherpen; O'Shea, Diop, Greaves, Davis; Nunez, Lukic; Clarke, Enciso, Maeda; Emersonn

Carolos Baleba is still recovering from an ankle injury, with Tom Heaton, Matthijs De Ligt, Mason Mount and Manuel Ugarte all still out.

Marcus Rashford and Kobbie Mainoo appear to be good contenders to earn starts after the set-back at Hull.

Man United predicted XI vs Ipswich: Lammens; Dalot, Maguire, Martinez, Shaw; Tielemans, Mainoo; Mbeumo, Fernandes, Cunha; Sesko

“They hire me to be kind and calm with the players, and then at the first sign of trouble along the way, that’s the very characteristic they point to as the problem.”

Carlo Ancelotti had only won three Champions Leagues when he argued he could be fired for the same qualities for which he was hired. Ancelotti could afford to be philosophical about it, which underlined his innate calmness, and Real Madrid, having sacked him once, rehired him and he won a further two Champions Leagues, before they sacked him again.

The words came in the Italian’s book ‘Quiet Leadership’. The title could serve as a two-word description of Michael Carrick’s approach.

Toby Collyer has left Man United in a permanent move to join West Bromwich Albion.

The 22-year-old returns to the Baggies after joining the club last year where he made 12 appearances.

The fee is thought to be worth £3m, though add-ons could mean the deal rises to more than £7m, while a 40% sell-on clause adds more upside to United.

Of course, we were really frustrated with the result against Hull City,” Michael Carrick says in his programme notes.

“We have taken the lessons from the game and had a strong week in training.

“There is a great spirit within our squad, with the new signings adding further strength and depth to the group as we continue to make progress towards our long-term ambitions.”