Which Manchester United players are playing at Euro 2020? Will Bruno Fernandes be there? Who represents England?
EURO 2020 gets underway in less than four weeks.
And Manchester United are expected to have a strong contingent present at the rescheduled competition, which kicks off on June 11 in Rome.
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But which of the Red Devils will be present at this summer's finals? What countries do they represent? And what are their chances of featuring at the tournament?
Here, SunSport takes a closer look at which Manchester United players could play at Euro 2020.
Group A
Turkey
Italy
Wales – Daniel James, Dylan Levitt
Switzerland
Winger Daniel James is nailed-on to make the Wales squad. The 23-year-old has started every single competitive fixture for his nation since March 2019.
Dylan Levitt, who's currently on loan at Croatian club Istra 1961 could join his colleague having been a regular in recent Wales squads.
Group B
Denmark
Finland
Belgium
Russia
The only group without any United players.
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Group C
Netherlands – Donny van de Beek
Ukraine
Austria
North Macedonia
Donny van de Beek will be back on the world stage having missed out on Euro 2016 and the 2018 World Cup. However, a starting role looks unlikely given his minutes since the arrival of Frank de Boer.
Group D
England – Harry Maguire, Dean Henderson, Marcus Rashford, Mason Greenwood, Luke Shaw, Jesse Lingard
Croatia
Scotland – Scott McTominay
Czech Republic
Group D sees the majority of Manchester United's travelling contingent, by some distance.
Luke Shaw, Harry Maguire and Marcus Rashford are dead certs to make Gareth Southgate's squad and are likely to start the opening fixture.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka is vying with the likes of Reece James, Kieran Tripper and Trent Alexander-Arnold for a spot and will probably miss out. UEFA expanding the permitted squad sizes from 23 to 26 could see in-form Mason Greenwood sneak in.
Group E
Spain – David de Gea
Sweden – Victor Lindelof
Poland
Slovakia
David de Gea should make the squad despite losing his position as United's No.1. He also played second-fiddle to Robert Sanchez in Spain's recent World Cup qualifiers.
Group F
Hungary
Portugal – Bruno Fernandes
France – Anthony Martial, Paul Pogba
Germany
Every international tournament needs a Group of Death and this one features three of United's biggest stars.
Bruno Fernandes' outstanding campaign will see him line up at the heart of Portugal's midfield. And he can expect a tussle with midfield partner Paul Pogba.
Anthony Martial will need to prove his fitness having sustained a serious knee injury in April.
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