Man Utd centre-back Harry Maguire was forced to leave the pitch in the closing stages of the 3-2 win over Roma on Tuesday night.

The 33-year-old was seen hobbling off, with manager Michael Carrick expressing concern about his fitness.

Matthijs de Ligt replaced Carrick for the final few minutes as the Red Devils secured a massive three points in the Champions League.

However, no update on Maguire’s fitness was provided after the game, and he is a doubt to face Aston Villa this weekend.

Expected Return Date – Unknown

Carlos Baleba

The midfielder is likely to be sidelined for several weeks with a hamstring injury he sustained against Roma.

Baleba pulled up at a crucial moment, having dribbled inside his opponent’s six-yard box. Asked about the 22-year-old’s fitness after the game, Carrick said:

“I haven’t got any more news on Carlos at this stage, but it’s his hamstring. We’ll have to assess what that looks like, but initially, it doesn’t look great.”

Baleba will obviously not be back before the international break, and his estimated recovery period will depend on how serious the hamstring tear is.

Luke Shaw

Carrick has confirmed that the left-back won’t be available for United’s two games this week.

Shaw has been on the treatment table with an unspecified injury since the 1-1 draw against Tottenham last month.

Expected Return Date – Late November

Marcus Rashford

The forward has not played for the Red Devils since the 2-0 defeat to Atletico Madrid over three weeks ago due to a groin problem.

Carrick said that Rashford’s issue is being monitored “day by day” in the hope that it will improve.

Expected Return Date – Unknown

Benjamin Sesko

The Slovenian international is not expected to be available for selection before the end of the calendar year.

Sesko is suffering from a shin injury which he sustained in the Carabao Cup defeat to Brighton back in September.

Expected Return Date – January

Manuel Ugarte

The midfielder underwent surgery on a serious knee injury which he picked up whilst playing for his country at the World Cup.

Ugarte has already spent just over four months on the treatment table, but he could be sidelined for several more.