Manchester United travel to Molinuex tomorrow to face Wolves in the Premier League. So with that in mind it’s worth taking a look at these three players who we should be wary of going into the game:

Steven Fletcher

After impressing in the Premier League for Burnley former Hibernian forward Fletcher signed for Wolves for £6.5m last summer. Now into his second season at the club, the Scottish forward has impressed up front, often as a lone striker.

With former United forward Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Kevin Doyle struggling for goals this season, Fletcher’s role has gained increased responsibility this season and after starting the season well, is beginning to look a proven forward in the division.

Fletcher has got 10 league goals this season and after scoring against United in December will be confident of ruffling a few more feathers in United’s defence as his new manager Terry Connor needs another big performance from him.

Stephen Hunt

It would be fair to say when Hunt left Reading after the Royal failed to gain promotion back to the top-flight in 2009, that many fans across the country were surprised when the imaginative and hard-working midfielder signed for Hull City instead of a bigger club.

That’s not a knock on Hull, but many believed the Ireland International had the talent to play for a bigger club than the Tigers. Despite suffering relegation in his only year at the KC Stadium, it was no surprise that the midfielder moved on shortly after.

Wolves for the best part of 18 months had been tracking Hunt and he has proven to be an vital cog from midfield popping up with goals and assists just when the teams it most. He is a quiet but dangerous customer with a great eye for goal.

Rodger Johnson

There are not too many defenders down the years who are linked with moves to Arsenal and Liverpool after suffering Premier League relegation. But despite going down with Birmingham City last season, Johnson’s stock wasn’t affected and he was destined to return to the top-flight.

After all, it was only when his central-defensive partner Scott Dann suffered injury that Birmingham began to ship goals and even then that was only a result of the team slumping after their Carling Cup success over Arsenal.

Immediately upon arriving at Wolves in the summer Johnson was handed the captaincy but has had it taken away from him due to recent disciplinary problems and will have something to prove to Connor and the fans in what is a game Wolves can not afford to lose.

By Adam Dennehey @ADennehey87