Alejandro Garnacho has been one of Man Utd’s most consistent goal scorers this season, though the 20-year-old has a habit of shooting selfishly when his teammates are better positioned. As frustrating as that is for counterparts at United, Garnacho’s willingness to let fly makes him a superb shot-market candidate and he is backed to lodge at least three efforts against Ipswich.

The Argentinean international has been averaging 3.90 shots per 90 in the Premier League this term and Garnacho mustered six attempts in two appearances against Leicester before the international break. Back the attacker to be similarly productive against another newly promoted outfit on Sunday.

Summer signing Manuel Ugarte finally started to showcase his qualities for United before the recent international hiatus and he Uruguayan ball-winner committed a massive eight fouls across his last two Premier League appearances in red.

Ugarte has been averaging a bone-crunching 3.87 fouls per 90 minutes in the league overall this term, making him one of the hardest hitters in United’s ranks. The 23-year-old is unlikely to hold back at Portman Road on Sunday, so expect his tough challenges to earn him more attention from the match officials.

The departure of Erik ten Hag seemed to reignite a spark in Amad Diallo and the mercurial winger was in top form in the lead-up to the international break. The 22-year-old, who is a superb ball carrier, was fouled twice in United’s 3-0 win over Leicester on November 10th and the Ivorian is backed to be fouled at least once again by his markers on Sunday.

Amad has been fouled just 0.56 times per 90 minutes in the Premier League this season, though it’s worth noting that he started just five of United’s first 11 matches of the new campaign. Diallo has the attributes to thrive as one of the number tens in Ruben Amorim’s system and his close control could draw some mistimed challengers from frustrated Tractor Boys.

Veteran Casemiro was playing himself into form before the international break and aided by the defensive security provided by midfield partner Manuel Ugarte, the Brazilian has been pushing forward more often to good effect for United.

Casemiro managed to rack up a notable 20 shots in his last nine runouts in all competitions, while he registered two shots on target in two of his last four appearances in league and cup. Armed with excellent accuracy from long range and a knack for winning first contact from set pieces, an unshackled Casemiro has the tools to test Arijanet Muric at least once at Portman Road.

Bruno Fernandes remains an influential creative conduit for United, though the club captain continues to bristle out of possession and we’re tipping the 30-year-old to commit at least one foul while carrying out his defensive duties against Ipswich on Sunday.

The Portuguese international has been committing 0.78 fouls per 90 in the Premier League this term, though he fouled at least once in each of his last three starts in the division and twice in his last runout against Leicester. Keen to lead by example in compatriot Ruben Amorim’s first game at the helm on Sunday, expect United’s skipper to play with a competitive edge in Suffolk.

Omar Hutchison has been averaging more progressive ball carries per 90 (3.09) than any other Ipswich player in the Premier League this season and the 21-year-old’s ability to dribble through the thirds is a particularly useful weapon for Ipswich in matches where they find themselves under the cosh.

Hutchinson’s dribbling skills drew four fouls in Town’s win over Tottenham before the international break and the winger was fouled four times again in a similarly tough fixture against Liverpool on the opening weekend of the campaign. Hutchinson’s ability to worm his way out of tight spaces could be a feature of Sunday’s game again, so expect his fouls against count to be similarly high.