International football is beginning to take centre stage again, with several Manchester United connections set to feature across key fixtures.
Manchester United fans will be keeping a close eye on proceedings as players linked to Old Trafford continue to build momentum away from the club.
With the season approaching its decisive phase, performances on the international stage could play a role in shaping futures.
There is also growing intrigue around how both current and former United players are positioning themselves ahead of the summer.
Denmark have named their squad for the upcoming international break, as announced on their website.
The Danes are preparing for a crucial clash against North Macedonia on March 26 at Parken, with the winner progressing to a play-off final against either Ireland or the Czech Republic.
Among the more familiar names is Rasmus Hojlund, who remains a player tied to Manchester United but is currently spending time out on loan at Napoli.
Rasmus Hojlund has been working to rediscover consistency in Italy, using the move as an opportunity to gain regular minutes and sharpen his game after an inconsistent spell in England.
With his future still unclear, the upcoming summer window could prove decisive, as United are expected to assess whether he fits into the new permanent manager’s long-term plans or if another move could be on the cards.
Also included in the squad is Christian Eriksen, the experienced midfielder who previously represented United before moving on in search of a new challenge at Wolfsburg.
Eriksen departed Old Trafford after his contract came to an end, bringing an end to a spell where he added composure and creativity to the midfield during a transitional period for the club.
Brian Riemer’s selection blends youth and experience, with several new faces given the opportunity to make their mark alongside established internationals.
With a place in the next stage of qualification at stake, Denmark will be relying on both emerging talent and seasoned players to deliver when it matters most.