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Martinez, Mount, De Ligt: Manchester United injury latest and return dates as trio could be fit vs Aston Villa

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The latest Man Utd injury news and potential return dates ahead of facing Aston Villa in the Premier League this weekend.

Michael Carrick tasted his first defeat as United head coach when they lost to Newcastle last week but knows victory over Villa on Sunday afternoon would be a huge boost to their Champions League qualification hopes. United head into the weekend third in the league table, level on points with Villa and three ahead of both Chelsea and Liverpool.

United will have benefited from a lengthy break when they return to action, while Villa will have enjoyed just a few days off after they play Lille in the Europa League on Thursday night. Here is all the early injury news and potential return dates for the upcoming clash.

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Manchester United injury latest and return dates

Mazraoui was forced off with a knock in the final stages of the Newcastle defeat in midweek. He appeared to be limping as he left the stadium, but could be back in the squad against Aston Villa next week.

Martinez has missed the last three matches with a slight calf issue. He was not expected to be sidelined for too long and could be involved in the upcoming game against Aston Villa.

Mount has been sidelined for longer than expected after his recent training issue. He could be back next week as well if everything goes according to plan.

Dorgu has been out since he suffered a hamstring injury in the victory over Arsenal. It is hoped he will return to action after the March international break.

De Ligt has not been involved since he suffered a back injury after the Crystal Palace victory in late November. He has been close to a return on a few occasions and could be back next month.

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