Clubs all around the world have bid farewell to their best players as March’s international break sees a host of global qualifying fixtures go ahead.
Ahead of this month’s international fixtures, Manchester United have seen 14 first-team players called up to represent their countries.
Which players have been called up?
England
Dean Henderson – Goalkeeper
Harry Maguire – Defender
Luke Shaw – Defender
Marcus Rashford – Forward
England Under-21s
Mason Greenwood – Forward (recently withdrew through injury)
France
Paul Pogba – Midfielder
Anthony Martial – Forward
Scotland
Scott McTominay – Midfielder
Holland
Donny van de Beek – Midfielder
Portugal
Bruno Fernandes – Midfielder
Spain
David De Gea – Goalkeeper
Ivory Coast
Eric Bailly – Defender
Amad Diallo – Forward
Sweden
Victor Lindelof – Defender
What are each country’s fixtures?
England – World Cup Qualifiers
San Marino (H), Albania (A), Poland (H)
France – World Cup Qualifiers
Ukraine (H), Kazakhstan (A), Bosnia and Herzegovina (A)
Scotland – World Cup Qualifiers
Austria (H), Israel (A), Faroe Islands (H)
Holland – World Cup Qualifiers
Turkey (A), Latvia (H), Gibraltar (A)
Portugal – World Cup Qualifiers
Azerbaijan (H), Serbia (A), Luxembourg (A)
Spain – World Cup Qualifiers
Greece (H), Georgia (A), Kosovo (H)
Ivory Coast – Africa Cup of Nations Qualifiers
Greece (H), Georgia (A), Kosovo (H)
Sweden – World Cup Qualifiers
Georgia (H), Kosovo (A), Estonia (H)
Who has missed out?
Edinson Cavani (Uruguay) and left-back Alex Telles (Brazil), both of whom are regular internationals, have not been included in March’s fixtures due to South America’s World Cup qualifying fixtures being postponed.
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