Following their exit from the Champions League last week, Manchester United will resume their quest to finish in the top four when they welcome Leicester City to Old Trafford on April 2.
After Arsenal's 1-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday, United are now two places and four points behind the Gunners, who still have a game in hand. It means that United are no longer the favourites to secure the final Champions League berth and the pressure is mounting.
But whilst several figures from the first-team squad have teamed up with their respective international teams for this current international break, a number of players have remained at Carrington to put the hard yards in ahead of the Premier League season resuming in just over a week's time. Manager Ralf Rangnick, however, is not currently in the country, having travelled to Barbados to enjoy the cricket.
