A handful of Man Utd players are still reporting to Carrington this week, despite it being the international break.

Manchester United players not on international duty have mostly received the week off following a 1-1 draw against Fulham, though a select group reported to Carrington for individual work. Karl Darlow, Kobbie Mainoo, Marcus Rashford, and Benjamin Sesko all withdrew from their national teams due to injuries. The club will devise a treatment plan for Sesko as they evaluate recurring shin pain.
Winger Amad is progressing in his rehabilitation from an ankle injury sustained before the season opener against Hull, with a potential return coming after the international break. Manager Michael Carrick, whose team has earned five points from five league matches, next leads Manchester United against Tottenham on October 10.
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