Club football might have taken a pause for now, but it is still set to be another busy week for Manchester United players as they head off on international duty.
Following their dramatic weekend win over Liverpool in the FA Cup, Erik ten Hag's side enter the international break on the back of a high and they will be eager to keep the good form going when they return against Brentford next week. United fans will watch closely as a number of key players take to the field for their respective nations over the coming days, while we could also see two senior international debuts in the process.
Here is a look at the 14 players who have been called up to international duty this week and when we can expect to see them in action. Before we get started, it is worth noting Jonny Evans and Altay Bayindir were both also called up by Northern Ireland and Turkey respectively, but have withdrawn due to injury. Lisandro Martinez will train with Argentina over the forthcoming international fortnight but he will not be involved in either of their matches.

5. Victor Lindelof
Lindelof has been an unsung hero for United this season, playing wherever he has been needed in defence. He has the chance to prove just how good he is this international break. Thurs 21 March - PORTUGAL v SWEDEN (19:45 GMT) | Mon 25th March - SWEDEN v ALBANIA (18:00 GMT) | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

6. Kobbie Mainoo
The first potential debut. Mainoo has been a revelation this season and could make his senior England debut before even featuring for the U21s. Sat 23rd March - ENGLAND v Brazil (19:00 GMT) | Tues 26th March - ENGLAND v Belgium (19:45 GMT) | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images

7. Harry Maguire
He has enjoyed a resurgence at club level this season but Maguire's role has rarely been questioned for England. Sat 23rd March - ENGLAND v Brazil (19:00 GMT) | Tues 26th March - ENGLAND v Belgium (19:45 GMT) | Manchester United via Getty Imag Photo: Manchester United via Getty Imag

8. Marcus Rashford
Rashford helped down Liverpool at the third time of asking last weekend and needs some good performances to cement a starting role at Euro 2024. Sat 23rd March - ENGLAND v Brazil (19:00 GMT) | Tues 26th March - ENGLAND v Belgium (19:45 GMT) | AFP via Getty Images Photo: AFP via Getty Images


