Revealed: Ralf Ragnick reveals How Manchester United could line-up against Norwich this weekend

 Ralf Rangnick will take charge of his

 first Manchester United away game this

 weekend, when his side travel to take 

on Norwich at Carrow Road.

Having beaten Crystal Palace last time

 out in the Premier League, and delivered 

a high-octane, front-footed performance, the

 early signs are promising.

Interim boss Rangnick was also able to rotate

 his team in midweek for the Champions 

League draw with Young Boys, so looks 

set to select a strong team.

Here, Sportsmail attempts to predict who

 will make the starting XI, in the tactician's

 favoured 4-2-2-2 formation...

GOALKEEPER - DAVID DE GEA

There is no doubting who is first-choice 

between the sticks under United's new manager

. David de Gea's spot is safe, and he looks 

back to his very best.

Dean Henderson deputised admirably on 

Wednesday, but it is De Gea who has the

 momentum once again. He is certain to start 

against Norwich.

Despite the hosts' lowly position, he will need

 to be alert to help prevent United from 

slipping up and gifting away crucial points 

ahead of a busy run of games.

RIGHT BACK - DIOGO DALOT

Aaron Wan-Bissaka's shaky display against

 Young Boys simply underlined why Diogo 

Dalot looks to be settled in that right back

 slot currently.

Hesitant on the ball, sloppy with his 

marking and not adventurous enough, 

Wan-Bissaka was anything that Dalot has 

not been in recent weeks.

Dalot's deliveries from out wide hand United

 another dimension to their attack, and it 

is this danger going forward which may 

make him a favourite of Rangnick's.

CENTRE BACK - VICTOR LINDELOF

He may be questionable in the air, but there

 is no doubting that Victor Lindelof has 

filled in superbly during Raphael Varane's 

injury lay-off.

Capable of floating balls in behind defences 

for the likes of Marcus Rashford and Cristiano

 Ronaldo to chase after, Lindelof also contributes

 to United's attacks.

Norwich's forwards are certain to prove 

a handful for him, but provided Lindelof can

 keep up his current standards, he will continue

 his superb form at the back.

CENTRE BACK - HARRY MAGUIRE

Having been criticised on all fronts during 

the first part of this season, Harry Maguire 

will be targeting a turnaround and a fresh 

start under Rangnick.

So far, he has enjoyed just that. Against 

Palace, he looked back to his usual self. 

He marshalled his players well, timed his

 tackles brilliantly and won every header.

Promisingly, he had been displaying these 

shoots of recovery during Michael Carrick's 

brief time in charge - but the burden is on him 

to now kick on further.

LEFT BACK - ALEX TELLES

This is perhaps Rangnick's first big selection

 dilemma for this game.

Wan-Bissaka is currently injured, leaving 

the door open for Dalot on the other side, but 

Luke Shaw was fielded down the left last

 time out and picked up an assist.

However, he still looks far from back to 

his best, and Alex Telles delivered a superb

 showing in Rangnick's first game. It would 

make sense, therefore, for him to stay put.

CENTRAL MIDFIELDER - FRED

Who saw that goal against Palace coming? 

Be honest.

It was a truly marvellous finish, one dispatched

 with real aplomb, and in doing so, Fred laid

 down a statement for Rangnick - play him, 

or regret it.

He remains an enigma for United supporters, 

but on his day he is superb. Handily, he is better

 when pressing opponents, and the new man

 in charge will use him often.

CENTRAL MIDFIELDER - SCOTT 

MCTOMINAY

If there is one thing Rangnick hates from

 his midfielders, it is a square pass.

Under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Scott

 McTominay - and most of his team-mates,

 in fairness - were guilty of two many of these. 

Gradually, that will begin to change.

McTominay has the ability to rise to these 

new standards but, unfortunately for him, 

looks like the far weaker of the two in the 

pivot. He may be fortunate to start this one.

ATTACKING MIDFIELDER - JADON 

SANCHO

It has not been the fairytale start to life 

at United that he would have wanted, but Jadon

 Sancho is now beginning to show glimpses 

that his old self is back.

He scored against Villarreal and Chelsea

, and played 62 minutes for United in 

a slightly different role, with Rangnick 

demanding plenty from his widemen.

His versatility will be crucial over the rest

 of the season, and Sancho's ability to use his

 quick feet to create magic will also seen him

 heavily leaned on by his coach.

ATTACKING MIDFIELDER - BRUNO

 FERNANDES

Understandably, there were no smiles from

 Bruno Fernandes in the days after Ole Gunnar

 Solskjaer's sacking. He was, after all, the 

man who brought him to United.

But more recently, that cheeky grin is back, 

and so is the confidence in his game. He has

 taken brilliantly to Rangnick's pressing style, 

harrying down players everywhere.

United will hope that their playmaker's rough

 patch is now over, and there is no better

 place to prove that than at Carrow Road, 

against a side fighting for their lives.

STRIKER - MARCUS RASHFORD

Regardless of his recent indecisiveness 

when on the ball and at speed, Marcus 

Rashford remains one of the most lethal

 forwards at United's disposal.

He is another player crucial to Rangnick's 

blueprint of pressuring opponents, winning 

the ball back and then countering at speed

 to score.

Norwich will likely sit deeper this weekend

, meaning Rashford will need to be clever 

off the ball with his runs. The new manager 

will be watching him closely.

STRIKER - CRISTIANO RONALDO

Dwight Yorke is desperate for United to 

play Cristiano Ronaldo as much as possible

, and Rangnick will surely heed his words.

Ronaldo has six goals in 12 Premier League 

appearances this season and, despite not being

 able to sprint around as much as he could, 

does work hard up front.

Provided he closes down defenders and 

does the basics, Rangnick will be very happy

 for his main man to conserve energy and 

use it to add to his season's tally.