"First of all, H [Harry] did well in October, November, December," explained Erik ten Hag when asked about Harry Maguire starting ahead of Raphael Varane against West Ham United.
"He picked up an injury and he's back. Rapha is also doing very well, but this is the third game in a small slot, in a week, so it's a good moment [to rest him].
"We didn't want to change too much, but one change and I don't think it changes a lot. It's now up to Harry to contribute and we're confident he will do.
"I don't want to celebrate too quickly [fit squad] because there are still players returning. From Wolves to this game, they didn't have too much time to recover, so hopefully we will get through."
Manchester United face windy conditions against the Hammers in a must-win Premier League clash at Old Trafford this weekend.
After the 4-3 win over Wolves, beating West Ham would help Man United climb higher in the standings. However, West Ham have named a strong front six even though they are without the services of Lucas Paqueta and Kalvin Phillips.
