Man Utd carries a serious injury before the England Cup clash with Wolves

Manchester United recently suffered another blow before Tuesday's game against the Wolves in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup.

Striker Romelu Lukaku has suffered a foot injury that will prevent him from going to Molineux on Saturday night, according to The Sun.

The 25-year-old is being closely watched by United Medical and should miss his match against Belgium as he plans a quick return to action.

It is hoped that he will be ready to face his Champions League quarter-final next month, with the draw to take place on Friday before a tie on April 9th ​​or 10th.

Lukaku was treated on the right ankle after a challenge by Marquinhos in the second half after United's remarkable comeback against Paris Saint-Germain.

The coup then broke out as he opened fire during his 2-0 Premier League defeat against Arsenal on Sunday, leaving Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still short of options.

Anthony Martial has sent his team back to the UAE and could be in contention to start against the Wolves.

But Alexis Sanchez and Juan Mata are still on the point of being sidelined while Jesse Lingard is struggling with the thigh injury he suffered in Liverpool last month.

Solskjaer showed that he was not afraid to involve young people in his first team during the recent injury crisis.

Lukaku's blow could open the door to Mason Greenwood's participation in Molineux after his debut as a substitute in Paris.

Academy nominees Tahith Chong, Angel Gomes and James Garner have also appeared under Solskjaer, who will have to manage his team carefully during a difficult period.

The Red Devils are looking for the top four in the Premier League and the last eight in the Champions League and FA Cup.