Wolves and Man United clash at Molineux in the Premier League on Thursday (February 2) evening.
The transfer window shuts at 11.00 pm but the two clubs will be occupied with their game and so any business might have be conducted prior to the match. Neither side has done any major transfer business of note in what has been a quiet month in the top-flight in terms of transfers.
The match was meant to be on Tuesday, January 30 but the game has been moved back by two days as it has been chosen for television coverage. TNT Sports will air the match and it will kick-off at 8.15 pm.
Wolves could move as high as ninth should results go in their favour and they beat United. As for Erik Ten Hag's side he could leapfrog West Ham in to sixth. The two sides met back in August and the Red Devils won in controversial fashion. Raphael Varane scored in the 76th minute but in what was Gary O'Neil's first game, his side were denied a penalty after Andre O'Nana clashed inside the box with Sasa Kalajdzic.
Both sides were in FA Cup action on Sunday and progressed to the fifth round. Wolves beat local rivals West Brom thanks to goals from Pedro Neto and Matheus Cunha whilst United recovered from losing a two-goal lead against Newport County, as Anthony and Rasmus Hojlund sent them through in a 4-2 win.
The Asia Cup and the Africa Cup of Nations is still ongoing and both clubs still have involvement in the competitions. Here's the latest injury and team news ahead of Thursday's match.
1. Hwang Hee-chan - out
Representing South Korea at the Asia Cup. They play Saudi Arabia on Tuesday (January 30) at 16:00. If they were knocked out he could be available like Ait-Nouri was but it would be a short turnaround. Photo: Jack Thomas - WWFC
2. Anthony Martial - out
Underwent surgery earlier this month to address a groin complaint. He is expected to be out until April. Photo: Manchester United via Getty Imag
3. Pablo Sarabia - doubt
Nursing an injury from the game against Brighton & Hove Albion nearly a fortnight ago.
4. Pablo Sarabia - doubt (continued)
Gary O'Neil said on Jan 26: 'Pablo got a knock on his calf and hasn't trained yet, but I envisage he'll be fit. We're monitoring him. The rest of the lads are fine and completed training today.' Photo: Wolves via Getty Images