Solskja will wear the captain's armband on Rashford's arm in a game that will surely see a change in the line-up for the first leg after a summer of personnel changes at Red Devils Manchester United. In the final game of the Premier League opener, Manchester United will kick off the new season against Chelsea at Old Trafford. Looking ahead to this match, there is a lot to look forward to from both sides.

Under Solskjaer's leadership, United have played a variety of warm-up matches, winning all six of them and also doing very well in the 90 minutes with five wins and a draw. The club were also keen to reorganize their squad, first bringing in fast winger James, then signing excellent winger Wan Bissaka, and finally acquiring Maguire for a hefty fee. Lukaku was also dispatched shortly before the transfer window closed. As you can imagine, the Red Devils, United, will certainly have a new look in their squad for the new season.

So, looking ahead to the first game of the new season, what will United's starting lineup look like? For starters, there's no doubt that De Gea is the first-choice goalkeeper. In defense, Wan-Bissaka has done well in the summer warm-ups, so getting the starting spot isn't a problem. On the left, as long as Luke Shaw is not injured, he is the first choice. With the arrival of Maguire, the question of who will be his center back partner has been a point of debate. In the minds of Red Devils fans, Lindelof, who was solid last season, is the best option. Jones and Smalling are also candidates. The main problem is still the midfield, where Mourinho has been searching for the right combination of two and three midfielders. But all his efforts have failed to satisfy Pogba, leading to an imbalance between attack and defense and a poor record that has forced Mourinho out.

Without Herrera, there is no new member of United's midfield, and there is no doubt that, apart from Matic, the only other player to provide protection for Pogba is basically no one else. As it turns out, if Solskjaer uses Matic and Fred again, United's midfield will still be vulnerable, and Pogba has nothing to offer. As for the front line, Lukaku is gone, Rashford has matured, Martial is not bad when he plays seriously, not to mention James' breakthroughs, which are a razor-sharp knife. So, for the first game of the new season, United's lineup configuration before and after, will change.

So? How do the Solskj?rs plan to beat Chelsea in their first game? You know, Lampard is at the peak of his career, but his mindset must have been heavily influenced by Mourinho when it comes to why he works there. In a game at Old Trafford, Lampard, no matter how bold, is unlikely to attack the Red Devils easily. By doing so, United's ability to win games depends on the efficiency of the attack. Get the ball to Rashford as often as possible and only then will United beat them.