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Manchester United will continue to welcome players back today following the international break.

Scott McTominay continued his fine scoring form for Scotland after he bagged twice to lead his country to a shock win over Spain on Tuesday, taking his tally for the break to four goals in two games. Meanwhile, Lisandro Martinez was involved for Argentina against Curacao in the early hours of the morning.

The pair are likely to be the last to return to Carrington to begin preparations for Sunday's trip to Newcastle United.

Erik ten Hag is still sweating over the fitness of Marcus Rashford for the match. The striker returned to training on Monday following an injury but was only able to take part in an individual session with no ball work.

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Manchester United bidder Thomas Zilliacus says it took him one match to fall in love with the football club and spark a lifelong affection that has resulted in tabling a takeover bid to purchase United from the Glazer family.

The Finnish entrepreneur became the third individual to go public after formalising interest with an official offer to the Raine Group ahead of the latest deadline. INEOS founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Qatari Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al-Thani followed suit in the continuing second stage of the process.

All three bidders have positioned themselves as long-time United supporters; Zilliacus detailing that fandom began when the club competed against his hometown team HJK Helsinki in the European Cup nearly 60 years ago.

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