Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Anthony Martial could be back for Tuesday's clash with Fulham.

It was initially feared the Frenchman would miss the rest of the season with a knee injury sustained on international duty at the end of March.

Martial is now in contention for the Europa League final against Villarreal on May 26, and Solskjaer warned his players that they are still playing for places in Gdansk over the remaining two league games with Fulham and Wolves.

"Maybe the Fulham team will be the final team, maybe not," he said. "I'm hoping to get Anthony and Dan (James) back involved in this game which is a very good boost for us. Maybe they can even start against Wolves and then maybe they're sensational. It's hard to leave players out if they really perform at their highest level.

"You pick a team to win a game and we need to pick for the final, so if you want to go to the final in 10 days you want players confident and in form and players who I know I can get everything from.

"So these last two games are a chance for everyone if there's any doubt in my head. I think everyone knows I feel I've got quite good competition in most areas so I don't think going into these last two games saving your energy for the final, no. You need to show against Fulham that I'm ready to do my bit for the team.

"Whatever team I pick it has to be a team and they have to be players that give everything. If you go into a game tentative or if you have something else in your mind, if you don't fly into the tackles as you should, if you don't sprint as normal or make focus as much there's more of a danger of getting hurt in that kind of position.

"We want to build momentum and confidence because we have lost the last two at Old Trafford. We don't want to go into an important game with a bad momentum or a bad feeling."