England defender Phil Jones will definitely overcome a shoulder injury in time for the World Cup, according to Manchester United interim manager Ryan Giggs on Friday.
Jones, 22, suffered the injury in United's 3-1 win over Hull in midweek and there were concerns that he had suffered a dislocation and would not be fit to go to Brazil.
England manager Roy Hodgson is set to name a provisional 30-man squad on Monday and Giggs says that Jones and Wayne Rooney, who has missed the last two games with a groin problem, will be available.
Giggs, who is in charge of United for the final time against Southampton on Sunday, said: "Phil's injury isn't as bad as I thought on the night.
"He's obviously out for Sunday but should be ok for the World Cup.
"Wayne has just started training over the last couple of days. Sunday probably will be a little bit too quick for him but he'll train and be fine for the World Cup also."
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