Manchester United favourite sends message to trio as Harry Maguire pays Ferguson tribute

Manchester United head into the international break off the back of a crucial 2-1 win at home to Brentford on Saturday.

Scott McTominay's dramatic late brace grabbed victory from the hands of defeat as United arrested a concerning slump in form. But Erik ten Hag admitted after the game that the performance was still lacking and there is plenty to work on over the next fortnight.

A number of Reds will join up with their respective international teammates in the coming days, while Ten Hag stays at Carrington and works with those not called up. The Dutchman will hope a small break allows some players to return from injury in time to face Sheffield United.

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It was the 30th anniversary of Manchester United winning the inaugural Premier League season in 1992/1993 in May.

United ended their 26-year wait for an English title with that triumph and it was the catalyst for an unprecedented period of dominance with Sir Alex Ferguson in charge, with multiple major honours following.

Lee Sharpe signed for the club as a teenager in 1988 and he spoke at multiple dinner parties earlier this year alongside the likes of Bryan Robson, Mark Hughes and Gary Pallister to celebrate the anniversary of that watershed moment.

Sharpe is usually good value when he talks at such evenings and in an interview with AGamble.com this week, he provided his thoughts on Marcus Rashford's mixed start to the season, Mason Mount and the growing Andre Onana conversation.

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