Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer believes Odion Ighalo will be ready to face Chelsea on Monday.
United completed the loan signing of the striker from Shanghai Shenhua on transfer deadline day at the end of January.
"I didn't have to have a training session to come on and do something," he said.
"As a striker sometimes you know you just get thrown out there and do what you can. It might be that he'll have to come off the bench and get us a goal and then he just does whatever he's always done.
"He'll be involved with us [at Chelsea] and he'll travel down with us. Obviously now he's out of that two-week period of precaution - and it's just a precaution we've made. He'll travel with us and let's see if he's involved or not.
"We've kept in touch with him and of course we've done our own programme, he's done his. It was always going to be a case of him having to integrate to the group anyway after having been out in China.
"He needs to get used to the players and the team and needs to get up to speed as quick as he can.
"He's been working really hard, I think he's probably pinching himself at times because he's now at his favourite club at the age of 30 but he's earned that one. Hopefully he’ll impress us as much so we can see him play."
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