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Manchester United manager Michael Carrick is set to make a striker change when they take on Fulham on the road this weekend.
The Red Devils have had a dismal start to the Premier League season, picking up only four points from as many matches.
They suffered more misery in midweek as they bowed out of the Carabao Cup in the third round against Brighton & Hove Albion.
Benjamin Sesko started upfront in that game, but he had a dreadful outing before being substituted at the hour mark.
The Slovenian was guilty of losing possession 13 times, and two of those occasions directly led to Brighton scoring.
Hence, he is expected to be dropped to the bench, which will obviously pave the way for Matheus Cunha to lead the line.
The Brazilian has not had a good start to the season with a solitary goal, but he has a reasonable record against the Cottagers.
Cunha has netted four times against the west London outfit and could be a trump card to help United return to winning ways.
Written by Sri Aswin
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