Manchester United and England striker Marcus Rashford is facing at least six weeks on the sidelines with a stress fracture of the back.
The 22-year-old picked up the injury after being introduced as a second-half substitute in the midweek FA Cup third-round replay win over Wolves.
Speaking after Sunday's 2-0 Premier League defeat at Liverpool, United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer told Sky Sports: "He's suffered a bad injury, it's a stress fracture.
Solskjaer: Marcus suffered a stress fracture against Wolverhampton. I don't know how long he will be out for. It's normally six weeks before you can get going again. Then he'll need to get match fit #MUFC pic.twitter.com/hmCB8I9kcY — Andy Hampson (@andyhampson) January 19, 2020
"It happened against Wolverhampton and it is not something that has happened before. I'm looking at Marcus to be out for a while. He won't be back, I'm not a doctor so I don't know exactly, but we are looking at several weeks and then some rehab after that probably.
"We've had many injuries to big players this season, it's just an unfortunate position that we are in. The window is open and it might be that we look at something for the short term.
"We are not desperately looking. We are looking at numbers and if the right one is there for us then something might be possible."
