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Leicester City arrive at Old Trafford on Tuesday evening before rivals Liverpool rock up on Thursday to play the rearranged fixture, which was postponed due to the fan protests at the Glazer family ownership.

Solskjaer has said he has no option but to make changes in order to protect the health and fitness of his stars, and noted that managers competing for a top-four finish may not be pleased with his selections.
 
All evidence points to Solskjaer fielding a weakened team against the Foxes on Tuesday before boosting back up to full strength against Liverpool on Thursday.

And so, with that in mind, the Norwegian could be about to hand a number of unpolished gems some Premier League experience in the famous red shirt of United.

With a solid collection of raw talent in the Old Trafford youth ranks, the time could be now for some of United's fresh hopefuls. Sportsmail took a closer look...
 
Amad Diallo, 18
Since arriving at Old Trafford from Atalanta in January, Amad has been the hot topic of conversation.

United paid mind-blowing money for the teenager, £37million to be precise, with the club convinced he will become one of the world leading stars of tomorrow.

Amad has spent time on the bench for United since the turn of the year, acclimatising to his new surroundings and learning the ways of English football.
 
Fans have had to be patient despite being desperate to see the starlet, though Amad has teased his brilliance at several turns.

The youngster scored twice on his U23s debut for United against none other than bitter rivals Liverpool, before being handed a shock substitute appearance against Italian royalty AC Milan in the Europa League and scoring a sublime header at Old Trafford.

Amad was stood down from Monday night's U23 clash with Derby, for which he would have been a certain starter, meaning plans are being made for an appearance against Brendan Rodgers' side.

Amad has already been carving a reputation for himself in European football, after scoring on his Serie A debut for Atalanta and breaking several records in the process.
 
The fleet-footed teen was introduced in the final stages of Atalanta’s Serie A victory over Udinese in October 2019, when he picked up the ball midway inside the opposition half, drove forward and then smashed in an effort from outside the area.

Amad had played just 21 minutes of senior football before United pressed the trigger and opted to give in to Atalanta's demands to get their man.

The huge fee, United determined, was worth it before an inevitable bidding war for the star erupted later down the line.
 
Shola Shoretire, 17
During his press conference on Monday morning Solskjaer said youth stars 'definitely have the chance' to feature during this week's senior matches, when asked specifically about Amad and also Shoretire.

The 17-year-old is regarded as one of the unique players United currently have on their books, and has already made his senior United debut despite his young years.

Wearing the No 74 shirt, Shoretire was introduced against Newcastle in February, and in doing so became the seventh-youngest player to represent United in the club's history - and second-youngest behind Angel Gomes in the Premier League era.
 
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