Man United squad vs Crystal Palace revealed as Cristiano Ronaldo included

 Cristiano Ronaldo is with the Man United

 squad as they prepare to face Crystal 

Palace after appearing to sustain 

an injury against Arsenal.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been included in 

the Manchester United squad for their game

 against Crystal Palace on Sunday.

Ronaldo appeared to sustain an injury 

in his matchwinning performance against 

Arsenal on Thursday night and was replaced 

by Anthony Martial in the 88th minute.

However, Ronaldo arrived at The Lowry 

Hotel with the rest of the United squad on 

Saturday evening as they prepare for Ralf 

Rangnick's first match in charge. Nemanja

 Matic (hamstring) and Aaron Wan-

Bissaka  (hand) are back from injury.

Confirmed United squad members

David de Gea, Dean Henderson, Tom 

Heaton, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Diogo Dalot,

 Victor Lindelof, Harry Maguire, Eric Bailly, 

Phil Jones, Alex Telles, Scott McTominay, 

Nemanja Matic, Fred, Donny van de Beek, 

Bruno Fernandes, Juan Mata, Amad, Jadon 

Sancho, Marcus Rashford, Cristiano Ronaldo

, Anthony Elanga, Mason Greenwood

United first-teamers trained under Rangnick 

for the first time on Saturday, having had 

recovery sessions on Friday following the

 Arsenal win.

Rangnick first met the United players 

on Friday afternoon, having attended a 9am

 introductory press conference at Old Trafford.

The interim United manager stressed United 

had to start controlling games if they were 

to become a sustainable force again.

"I think, to gain control on games in the 

future has got to do with playing proactively

," Rangnick explained. "No matter if we have

 the ball ourselves or if the other team is in 

possession of the ball.

"It's about helping the team to play together, 

it's about togetherness, it's also about team spirit

. We saw it yesterday (against Arsenal).

"If we compare the two halves, first-half and

 second-half yesterday was completely

 different. Having these unique fans behind 

us, this will help us and help the team to 

gain confidence. You could see it in the 

second-half.

"Obviously, it's not easy, I cannot do that 

in one or two training sessions, not even in 

one or two weeks. It's not about playing

 pressing or counter-pressing for pressing 

sake, it's about control. This is the major target.

"I have watched the latest games, I watched

 not only last night's game but also the games 

against Watford and against Chelsea on TV. 

When I didn't know when I would be contacted

 in the next days I watched, out of interest,

 the games against Liverpool and Manchester

 City. I'm pretty well aware and acquainted with

 what is happening here with the club and

 in the Premier League.

''I think it's pretty obvious the team have an 

abundance of talent, young, talented players, 

but enough experienced players in the squad. 

The major target for me in the next couple 

of days and weeks is to bring more balance 

into the team.

"Yesterday, we conceded two goals, we 

needed three goals to win the game and if 

you look at the total number of goals conceded

, it is almost two on average, per game, and 

this is just too much.

"This is my approach to help the team 

to get more balance: more control of 

the game. Yesterday's game was exciting

 for the fans, but even for myself, as the future

 coach, those are not the kind of games that we 

need every day because football, for me, is to 

minimise the coincidence factor and have control

 and gain control of a game.

"This is football, what it's about. This is 

my approach and I will try to help these 

outstanding, talented players to try and keep 

away from their own goal."