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Pre-season: Rashford, eight others join Man Utd squad
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Pre-season: Rashford, eight others join Man Utd squad

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Manchester United forward, Marcus Rashford, is among nine players who have joined the Red Devils’ pre-season squad.

Rashford, alongside his England international teammate Kobbie Mainoo, joined up with the rest of Michael Carrick’s squad for their pre-season tour in the Republic of Ireland.

Rashford and Mainoo were both part of the England squad at the 2026 FIFA World Cup won by Spain.

The duo reported to Carrington on Sunday morning and flew to Dublin on a private jet alongside Matheus Cunha, Matthijs de Ligt, Benjamin Sesko and Senne Lammens.

Also part of the travelling group were Karl Darlow, JJ Gabriel and Tynan Thompson.

Meanwhile, there is still no sign of Lisandro Martinez, who featured for Argentina at the World Cup.

Pre-season: Rashford, eight others join Man Utd squad

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