Edson Álvarez will return to the West Ham United squad for Sunday's Premier League trip to Manchester United after having to miss the last three games due to a back injury.
The Mexico international, who has played 28 times in all competitions this season, was absent for the 1-1 draws with Southampton and Tottenham Hotspur, along with the dramatic 3-2 defeat at Brighton & Hove Albion.
But having resumed training at Rush Green, Álvarez is now ready to make his comeback on the field, boosting Head Coach Graham Potter's options in the middle of the park for the trip to the UEFA Europa League finalists.
Álvarez has featured on three previous occasions against the Red Devils, coming out on top twice, and a third victory could see the Irons climb up to 14th in the table and above Sunday's opponents.
Speaking in his pre-match press conference, Potter said: "Edson Álvarez is back. He's had an issue with his back, but he had an injection a few days ago, so that's good.
"He's back in the squad for the weekend, and apart from that there are no new injuries."
That leaves Michail Antonio (leg) and Crysencio Summerville (hamstring) as the only absentees from Potter's ranks as the Hammers head to the North West aiming to end an eight-game winless run in the Premier League by completing a double over Manchester United, following our 2-1 success at London Stadium in October.
