Manchester United camp have been hit with a COVID outbreak recently.
The Red Devils have been forced to postpone matches against Brighton and Brentford following positive coronavirus tests among the players and staff.
They are currently sitting 6th in the top-flight and are five points behind fourth-placed Arsenal.
The squad has returned to training and manager Ralf Rangnick claims that the squad is in a good place ahead of their clash against Newcastle United this weekend.
“We’ve pretty much got the full squad back, which is a positive going into the week,” Rashford told the club’s official website.
“Everyone is very positive at the minute. We were all disappointed when the last game got cancelled but, at the end of the day, there’s nothing you can really do about it.
“We have to just focus on the next game that will be played and hopefully that game goes ahead. I definitely enjoy this time of year. I think the way you start the season and the way you play, and the results you get around the Christmas period, are probably the two most important points [in the season].
“So, if we have a good Christmas period now, then we can keep that momentum going and that will take you into the big games where the trophies are, come the end of the season.
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