Internationals: When are our stars in action?

All of the European nations will be competing in the newly created UEFA Nations League, which will take place between now and November, while the non-European squads will be competing in their own respective friendlies and qualifiers.

ARGENTINA: Fit-again Sergio Romero will be United's sole representative from Argentina, as Marcos Rojo continues to be hampered with a knock that the defender suffered during the World Cup. The South American nation will contest their two friendlies in the United States as they face Guatemala in California before travelling east to face Colombia in New Jersey.

BELGIUM: Marouane Fellaini and Romelu Lukaku were initially selected for the Belgium squad by Roberto Martinez, but the Red Devils later tweeted that Fellaini had been ruled out of their two away games, against Scotland in a friendly and Iceland in the Nations League.

BRAZIL: New United arrival Fred has been called up for Brazil alongside Andreas Pereira. The five-time World Cup winners will face the USA and El Salvador in two friendlies.

ENGLAND: Luke Shaw's impressive start to the season with the Reds has earned him a recall to the England squad by Gareth Southgate. It's the first time Shaw has been selected by the Three Lions since 2017 and the defender link up with United team-mates Jesse Lingard and Marcus Rashford. England begin their Nations League campaign against Spain at Wembley before hosting Switzerland at the King Power Stadium in a friendly.

FRANCE: It definitely was a summer to remember for Paul Pogba. The World Cup winner has once again been called up to his national side to compete in Les Bleus' opening two Nations League fixtures. Didier Deschamps' side will travel to Germany to face the former world champions before hosting the Netherlands at the Stade De France.

IVORY COAST: Eric Bailly has been called up by the Ivory Coast, who will be continuing their qualifying campaign for next year's Africa Cup of Nations. The defender will be facing Rwanda as the two-time champions search for their first win of their qualifying campaign.

NETHERLANDS: Tim Fosu-Mensah, currently on loan at Fulham, will represent Netherlands in their friendly against Peru, before travelling to Paris to take on the reigning world champions in their opening fixture in the Nations League.

SCOTLAND: After making two appearances for Scotland at the back-end of the previous campaign, Scott McTominay has again been selected to represent the Tartan Army. Alex McLeish's side host Albania in their opening Nations League match, but not before World Cup semi-finalists Belgium visit Glasgow for a friendly, in which McTominay could come up against United team-mate Lukaku. 

SPAIN: United goalkeeper David De Gea has been named in Spain's squad for their opening two Nations League games. De Gea and his compatriots will travel to Wembley to face England and United team-mates Shaw, Lingard and Rashford, before hosting World Cup finalists Croatia.

SWEDEN: Victor Lindelof featured for Sweden in the World Cup and, after playing in all four of United's opening Premier League fixtures, the defender has been recalled to his national side's squad to face Austria in a friendly and Turkey in the Nations League.

SERBIA: Nemanja Matic appeared in United's last two fixtures before the international break and the reliable midfielder has again been called up to the Serbia squad, who exited the World Cup in the group stage during the summer. Lithuania and Romania are the first two teams that Nemanja and his compatriots will face in the Nations League.

DATES FOR YOUR DIARY

THURSDAY 6 SEPTEMBER
Germany v France (Pogba) 19:45 BST
Austria v Sweden (Lindelof) 19:45 BST
Netherlands (Fosu-Mensah) v Peru 19:45 BST

FRIDAY 7 SEPTEMBER
Scotland (McTominay) v Belgium (Lukaku) 19:45 BST
Lithuania v Serbia (Matic) 19:45 BST

SATURDAY 8 SEPTEMBER
USA v Brazil (Fred, Pereira) 00:30 BST
Argentina (Romero) v Guatemala 04:00 BST
England (Shaw, Lingard, Rashford) v Spain (De Gea) 19:45 BST

SUNDAY 9 SEPTEMBER
Rwanda v Ivory Coast (Bailly) 14:30 BST
France (Pogba) v Netherlands (Fosu-Mensah) 19:45 BST

MONDAY 10 SEPTEMBER
Sweden (Lindelof) v Turkey 19:45 BST
Scotland (McTominay) v Albania 19:45 BST
Serbia (Matic) v Romania 19:45 BST

TUESDAY 11 SEPTEMBER
Iceland v Belgium (Lukaku) 19:45 BST
Spain (De Gea) v Croatia 19:45 BST
England (Shaw, Lingard, Rashford) v Switzerland 20:00 BST

WEDNESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER
Colombia v Argentina (Romero) 01:00 BST
Brazil (Fred, Pereira) v El Salvador 01:30 BST