Scott McTominay has made Manchester United's squad for Saturday's game against Watford in the Premier League.
McTominay was forced to withdraw from Scotland's squad during the international break due to illness.
"Tough one to take not being available to help the boys this past week through not being well but I’ve recovered well and just want to wish the squad the best of luck for tonight," McTominay wrote on social media earlier this week.
The 24-year-old has been included in United's matchday squad for the Reds' visit to Vicarage Road, though, and that means he'll be in contention to be named in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's starting XI as the Norwegian attempts to stop the rot at the club.
Alex Telles, Fred and Diogo Dalot were all pictured at Manchester airport ahead of this weekend's game.
David de Gea was also seen arriving. The Spaniard seems a certain starter against Watford and he's made a mockery of Solskjaer's goalkeeping dilemma - the United boss couldn't pick between De Gea and Dean Henderson - with his displays this season.
The MEN revealed this week that United will make a decision on Dean Henderson's future later this month.
