Manchester United’s Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko pull out of international duty.

Manchester United players Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko have both pulled out of their national teams for the upcoming international matches in March.

Mbeumo, who represents Cameroon, had to exit United’s 2-2 draw against Bournemouth on Friday after 71 minutes and has departed from the Cameroon squad “as a precaution,” as stated on the club’s official website.

Consequently, he will not participate in the friendly matches against China and Australia.

Sesko, a Slovenian international, has been dealing with an unspecified issue for several weeks and has withdrawn from the Slovenia squad to focus on fully recuperating, ensuring that United can finish the season in strong form.

As a result, he will miss the friendlies against Hungary and Montenegro.

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On a positive note for United, Noussair Mazraoui has recovered from his illness in time to join the Morocco squad for their matches against Ecuador and Paraguay.

Michael Carrick’s team has an additional week off, having been eliminated from the FA Cup and not participating in European competitions this season.

Their next match is against Leeds United on April 13, followed by encounters with Chelsea and Brentford.