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Roberto Martinez confirms Romelu Lukaku injury layoff

Roberto Martinez confirms Lukaku injury
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Roberto Martinez rates Romelu Lukaku as "50/50" to feature in Belgium's upcoming matches and does not expect the striker to play any part in Man United's next match.

Belgium manager Roberto Martinez has confirmed that Romelu Lukaku will miss Manchester United's FA Cup tie with Wolverhampton Wanderers and the striker is "50/50" to be fit for international duty.

The 25-year-old damaged his foot in a challenge with Paris Saint-Germain defender Marquinhos last week and aggravated it in Sunday's 2-0 loss at Arsenal.

United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has refused to rule the former Chelsea and Everton ace out of this weekend's quarter-final against Wolves, but Martinez does not expect him to play any part at Molineux.

"The chance he gets fit [for Belgium] is 50/50. He can't play [at Wolves] this weekend," he told reporters. "We have faith that his situation can change rapidly. Monday we decide."

Lukaku, who has scored six goals in his last four matches, is part of Belgium's squad for the upcoming internationals against Russia and Cyprus.

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