| Squad
|
| Appearances
|
| |
|
| sorting
|
|
| Goalkeeper |
|---|
| | 30
| Nathan Bishop
|
| England
| 15/10/1999
|
| | 1
| De Gea
|
| Spain
| 07/11/1990
|
| | 31
| Martin Dúbravka
|
| Slovakia
| 15/01/1989
|
| | 22
| Tom Heaton
|
| England
| 15/04/1986
|
| | 50
| Radek Vítek
|
| Czech Republic
| 24/10/2003
|
| Defender |
|---|
| | 20
| Diogo Dalot
|
| Portugal
| 18/03/1999
|
| | 80
| Tyler Fredricson
|
| England
| 23/02/2005
|
| | 4
| Phil Jones
|
| England
| 21/02/1992
|
| | 2
| Victor Lindelöf
|
| Sweden
| 17/07/1994
|
| | 5
| Harry Maguire
|
| England
| 05/03/1993
|
| | 12
| Tyrell Malacia
|
| Netherlands
| 17/08/1999
|
| | 6
| Lisandro Martínez
|
| Argentina
| 18/01/1998
|
| | 43
| Teden Mengi
|
| England
| 30/04/2002
|
| | 23
| Luke Shaw
|
| England
| 12/07/1995
|
| | 38
| Axel Tuanzebe
|
| England
| 14/11/1997
|
| | 19
| Raphaël Varane
|
| France
| 25/04/1993
|
| | 29
| Aaron Wan-Bissaka
|
| England
| 26/11/1997
|
| | 33
| Brandon Williams
|
| England
| 03/09/2000
|
| Midfielder |
|---|
| | 8
| Bruno Fernandes
|
| Portugal
| 08/09/1994
|
| | 18
| Casemiro
|
| Brazil
| 23/02/1992
|
| | 14
| Christian Eriksen
|
| Denmark
| 14/02/1992
|
| | 17
| Fred
|
| Brazil
| 05/03/1993
|
| | 55
| Zidane Iqbal
|
| Iraq
| 27/04/2003
|
| | 73
| Kobbie Mainoo
|
| England
| 19/04/2005
|
| | 39
| Scott McTominay
|
| Scotland
| 08/12/1996
|
| | 28
| Facundo Pellistri
|
| Uruguay
| 20/12/2001
|
| | 34
| Donny van de Beek
|
| Netherlands
| 18/04/1997
|
| Forward |
|---|
| | 21
| Antony
|
| Brazil
| 24/02/2000
|
| | 36
| Anthony Elanga
|
| Sweden
| 27/04/2002
|
| | 49
| Alejandro Garnacho
|
| Argentina
| 01/07/2004
|
| | 11
| Mason Greenwood
|
| England
| 01/10/2001
|
| | 9
| Anthony Martial
|
| France
| 05/12/1995
|
| | 56
| Charlie McNeill
|
| England
| 09/09/2003
|
| | 10
| Marcus Rashford
|
| England
| 31/10/1997
|
| | 25
| Jadon Sancho
|
| England
| 25/03/2000
|
| | 47
| Shola Shoretire
|
| Nigeria
| 02/02/2004
|
| Manager |
|---|
| |
| Erik ten Hag
|
| Netherlands
| 02/02/1970
|
| Ass. Manager |
|---|
| |
| Benni McCarthy
|
| South Africa
| 12/11/1977
|
| |
| Steve McClaren
|
| England
| 03/05/1961
|
| |
| Mike Phelan
|
| England
| 24/09/1962
|
| |
| Mitchell van der Gaag
|
| Netherlands
| 22/10/1971
|
| Goalkeeping Coach |
|---|
| |
| Richard Hartis
|
| England
| 16/09/1967
|
| |
| Craig Mawson
|
| England
| 16/05/1979
|
| Athletic Coach |
|---|
| |
| Richard Hawkins
|
| England
| 27/01/1971
|
| Physical Coach |
|---|
| |
| Michael Clegg
|
| England
| 03/07/1977
|
| Individual Coach |
|---|
| |
| Eric Ramsay
|
| Wales
| 14/02/1992
|
| Game Analyst |
|---|
| |
| Anthony Bates
|
| England
| 15/12/1990
|
| |
| Stewart Heppinstall
|
| England
| 27/12/1989
|
| |
| Kevin Keij
|
| Netherlands
| 29/09/1985
|
| |
| Luke Lazenby
|
| England
| 15/12/1990
|
| |
| Andrew Meredith
|
| Australia
| 24/04/1972
|
| Chief Analyst |
|---|
| |
| Paul Brand
|
| Scotland
| 07/02/1988
|
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