But how does United's international representation at this summer's European Championships compare to other clubs in English football's top flight?
The YEP's Lee Sobot takes a look at where the Whites rank in terms of the number of players representing their country at the delayed Euro 2020 from the least to the most.
The Euros begin on Friday night as Italy take on Turkey in Rome and Tyler Roberts is due to be the first Whites player in action for Wales the following day.
7. Newcastle United - 4
The Magpies have four players at the Euros in Martin Dubravka (Slovakia), Ryan Fraser (Scotland), Emil Krafth (Sweden) and Fabian Schar (Switzerland). pictured.
8. Norwich City - 4
The 2020-21 Championship champions have a quartet of players at the Euros in Teemu Pukki, pictured, with Finland plus Grant Hanley (Scotland), Tim Krul (Netherlands) and also Przemyslaw Placheta (Poland).
9. Southampton - 4
James Ward-Prowse missed the cut with England but the Saints also have four players at the Euros as Scotland duo Che Adams, pictured, and Stuart Armstrong, are joined by Jan Bednarek (Poland) and Jannik Vestergaard (Denmark).
10. Brentford - 5
The play-off winners have a nap hand of players at the Euros in former Whites defender Pontus Janssson, pictured, with Sweden, plus Christian Nørgaard and Mathias Jensen (Denmark), Marcus Forss (Finland) and Halil Dervişoğlu (Turkey).
11. Brighton - 5
The Seagulls also have five players at the Euros led by former Whites loanee Ben White, pictured, with England, plus Jakub Moder (Poland), Leandro Trossard (Belgium), Robert Sanchez (Spain) and Joel Veltman (Netherlands).
12. West Ham United - 5
The Hammers also have a Euros quintet in Declan Rice, pictured, with England, plus Tomas Soucek and Vladimir Coufal with the Czech Republic and also Lukasz Fabianski (Poland) and Andriy Yarmolenko (Ukraine).