Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson expects Park
Ji-sung, Edwin Van der Sar and Paul Scholes to be fit for the
club's UEFA Champions League clash with Celtic.
The Scottish tactician revealed all three have slight concerns
ahead of the tie, although they are winning their battles to be
available at Old Trafford.
Ferguson stated Park collected a knock during United's 1-0 win over
Tottenham on Saturday and that he was undergoing a scan as a
precautionary measure.
Former England international midfielder Scholes sustained a dead
leg during training on Sunday while Dutch goalkeeper Van der Sar is
suffering from a stomach upset.
Ferguson is keeping his fingers crossed for the trio as he is
hoping to field Scholes along with Wayne Rooney, who has missed the
last three games through suspension.
"Ji-sung got a knock in the game on Saturday. He's away for a scan
today (Tuesday), hopefully he'll be alright," said Ferguson.
"Paul got a knock in training on Sunday. He did a bit of running.
It's just a dead leg. I'm confident he'll be fit for
tomorrow.
"Edwin's got a stomach upset. He didn't train today. Hopefully
they'll all be alright. We have no other problems.
"If Paul's right then he and Wayne Rooney will start. We've got to
get Rooney and Scholes back playing.
"We have a massive game on Sunday (against Arsenal). So therefore
it makes it easy for me to make changes for tomorrow, in that
respect.
"I think if you look at our European campaign last year I think it
was a poor one. The players won't let the fans down this
year.
"It's our first game of the European cup. Our home record over the
years in fairness has been fantastic. We want that to
continue."
