Preview the match
Manchester United are one of five teams yet to lose a match in the Europa League this season, and could take a step towards qualifying for the knockout stages with a win over Rangers.
The Red Devils achieved three draws and three wins, sitting on the cusp of automatic positions with 12 points.
With Rangers and Tottenham closing in on rivals in the Premier League, Ruben Amorim must push his players over the line in front of the Scots.
It hasn't been easy for the hosts in any competition this season, but they remain favorites to lift the Europa League this year.
After beating Viktoria Plzen last time out and Bodo/Glimt before that, Amorim's men have regained some momentum, but the game will not be easy at all against Rangers.
Despite their poor league form in Scotland this season, the Glasgow giants are capable of keeping up with anyone on their day and have already drawn with Tottenham.
If they bring energy to Old Trafford, Philippe Clement's side have every chance of following in the footsteps of Wolves and Brighton and taking three points.
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– Manchester United (@ManUtd) January 21, 2025
Team news for Manchester United vs Rangers
Luke Shaw and Mason Mount are close to returning to fitness, but there is no official word on their availability.
They were not spotted in training on Wednesday, but Marcus Rashford was there, hinting he could be involved despite talks about a move to Barcelona.
Clement hinted in his press conference that goalkeeper Jack Butland might be in the starting line-up against his former club.
The expected lineup for the Manchester United vs. Rangers match
Manchester United: Bender, De Ligt, Maguire, Martinez, Mazraoui, Ugarte, Maino, Dalot, Diallo, Fernandes, Hoglund.
Rangers: Butland, Tavernier, Propper, Nsiala, Gifty, Diomande, Raskin, Cerne, Danilo, Hagi, Igamane.
How to watch the Manchester United and Rangers match
The match will be broadcast on TNT Sports and can be streamed on the Discovery+ app.
