Ralf Rangnick was confirmed as Manchester United interim manager on Monday but Michael Carrick will continue in charge until his work-permit has been resolved. It's unclear whether Rangnick will have any influence on team selection until then. Harry Maguire has served a one-match ban and is back available here. After dropping Bruno Fernandes and then Cristiano Ronaldo at the weekend, it wouldn't be a surprise if Carrick named Maguire on the bench here. Eric Bailly did well against Chelsea on Sunday and can count himself unlucky if he drops back to the bench on Thursday. Carrick may well go with a back three against Arsenal, though the 4-3-1-2 system used against Chelsea is one Rangnick likes. Luke Shaw should be back in the mix after a second spell out with concussion but Alex Telles could well keep his place in the side. Bukayo Saka came off with a thigh injury against Newcastle on Saturday and may not recover in time to face Manchester United. Gabriel Martinelli replaced Saka and scored minutes later so he will hope to be rewarded with a start here. Martin Odegaard made his first Premier League start in well over a month at the weekend and may continue here. Nuno Tavares is still keeping Kieran Tierney out of the team and that looks set to continue here after an assist against Newcastle.