Manchester United is aware that they have a game on their hands at Old Trafford this weekend since Brighton & Hove Albion have had a solid start to the season.

Ansu Fati, a recent addition to Brighton & Hove Albion, is poised to make his debut this weekend against Manchester United.

The Seagulls were able to sign the Barcelona winger on a season-long loan as the summer transfer window came to an end. Although he has experienced injury problems, the 20-year-old is still regarded as one of Europe’s best talents.

Roberto De Zerbi, the manager of Brighton, decided not to use him despite the fact that he registered before the registration deadline. However, the manager’s remarks prior to the match against Eddie Howe’s team provided a hint as to his selection strategy following the international break.

“[For Newcastle] it was not the best solution [for Fati and Carlos Baleba to play],” he told the press. They haven’t yet begun collaborating with us.

“We must provide them the appropriate amount of time to enter and begin working inside. The following game, we’ll be there.

De Zerbi continued, “I’m really happy about signing Fati. “We needed one big player, and we lost Julio Enciso. We are fortunate to have a large number of young, talented players, adding another obligation.

Injuries are causing problems for both United and Brighton as the Premier League prepares to resume. Sofyan Amrabat, who withdrew from the Moroccan national team, is the newest player to visit the treatment room, adding to the Reds’ already well-documented concerns.

Visitors on Saturday are anxious to see how fit Evan Ferguson is. The Irish teenager is questionable for the weekend after withdrawing from their qualifiers over the break owing to an ailment.