Manchester United will be represented by 12 players at this summer's World Cup in North America, following the deadline for squad submissions. The Red Devils' contingent includes a mix of established stars and surprise inclusions, with Tyler Fletcher stepping in for the injured Billy Gilmour in Scotland's squad.
Notable absentees include Harry Maguire, who was omitted by England boss Thomas Tuchel despite a key role in the club's revival under interim manager Michael Carrick. Luke Shaw also missed out, despite starting every Premier League match this season, making him only the fifth outfield United player to achieve that feat.
The United players heading to the tournament include goalkeepers Senne Lammens (Belgium) and Altay Bayindir (Turkey), defenders Noussair Mazraoui (Morocco), Lisandro Martinez (Argentina), and Diogo Dalot (Portugal). Midfielders Manuel Ugarte (Uruguay), Bruno Fernandes (Portugal), Kobbie Mainoo (England), and Tyler Fletcher (Scotland) will also feature.
Forwards Matheus Cunha (Brazil), Amad (Ivory Coast), and Marcus Rashford (England) complete the list. Fans will see two United players face off when Brazil take on Morocco on June 13. Those not selected will enjoy an extended break before pre-season under Carrick, now permanently in charge, next month.
