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Van Nistelrooy will be on the visiting bench tomorrow and, like Amorim, he needs a victory after a difficult series of results.
The East Midlands Club has won only one of its last 10 league games and a Cup race would provide a welcome breath.
The Dutchman hopes to return to Old Trafford.
“It’s special to return there,” he said. “I have history as a player, as an assistant, as a caregiver.”
United will be without Lisandro Martínez and Luke Shaw.
Martínez suffered a LCA injury against the Palace, while Shaw has suffered a lower setback after a succession of registered injuries.
January signatures Patrick Dorgu and Ayden Heaven are available.
Wilfred Ndidi has been declared suitable for Leicester, while Van Nistelrooy confirmed that Jeremy Monga, 15, and Jake Evans, 17, will be part of the team.
Manchester United: Onana; Yoro, Maguire, from Ligt, Dalot, Dorgu; Fernandes, Mainoo; Diallo, Garnacho, Hojlund
Leicester City: Hermansen; Coulibaly, Faes, Vestergaard, Kristiansen; Winks, Soumare, Ndidi; Ayew, from Cordova-Reid, Vardy
The game will be live on terrestrial television. ITV will project it from 7.30 pm, the time of the United Kingdom. The game starts at 8 pm