Talk points for Manchester United vs Everton

Everton takes on Manchester United looking for their first victory of the Premier League Summer Series in Atlanta on Sunday.

The blues lost 3-0 to Bournemouth in the opening match, while West Ham United came from behind to beat the side of David Moyes 2-1 in the second game.

Everton has had a difficult preseason so far, after he has only won one competition. They defeated Port Vale with 2-1 in a doors in a friendly way in Hill Dickinson Stadium. The toffees did not win against Lower League parties Accrington Stanley and Blackburn Rovers in Lancashire earlier.

Prior to their last assignment from the summer series against Manchester United, there are a few important talk points here:

Will James Tarkowski make his first start since April?

Everton Vice captain James Tarkowski came from the bank in the second half against West Ham United. It was his first performance for the blues since he suffered a torn hamstring against Manchester City in April.

Given the serious nature of the injury he has recovered, it would be better that Tarkowski is slowly relieved in the fold to prevent any possible relapse.

In this game, Tarkowski is not allowed to perform in the starting XI and should continue to get minutes as a replacement to shake his rustiness and build a strong rhythm fitness before he is good to start games again.

Adam Aznou to make his Everton debut?

The 19-year-old left back Adam Aznou was signed from Bayern Munich five days ago. Since then he has traveled to the US to become a member of the camp for the season and has been involved in training sessions.

There is a chance that he could get a second half a replacement for a few minutes and make his debut for the club in this game. Aznou was part of the Bayern Munich team for the FIFA Club World Cup a month ago, and physical rustiness should not be concerned because he did not have a long summer vacation.

Thierno Barry must start

New signature Thierno Barry came from the bank in the last two games against Bournemouth and West Ham. The French striker has shown flashes of sparkle, while his pace, physical bravery and balls have been noticed.

It will not be surprising to see the 22-year-old leading the line against Manchester United for the first time, because Moyes would like to get his new registration at speed with his teammates. Beto could come as a replacement instead.

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