Manchester United are likely to be the latest club to bemoan the March international break as the latest round of matches has already proved problematic. Erik ten Hag would've watched on with immense pride seeing 18-year-old Kobbie Mainoo make his senior
England debut - even before has made steps with Lee Carsley's under-21s - during Saturday's narrow defeat to
Brazil. However, there would've been a bittersweet twinge as Harry Maguire made way. Carrington academy graduate Mainoo was a late addition to the squad and made his bow as the Three Lions looked to maintain their unbeaten run at Wembley Stadium. However, it wasn't to be and Endrick's goal was enough to inflict a first home defeat on Gareth Southgate in 21 matches. ALSO READ:
Manchester United suffer Harry Maguire injury blow as England confirm release ALSO READ: What Kobbie Mainoo did to Manchester United transfer target showed how special he is MEN Sport has taken a closer look at the main United headlines this Monday below. Manchester United suffer international break injury curse United have been forced to sweat over Harry Maguire's fitness for Brentford showdown after the defender withdrew from international duty. Maguire was brought off after 67 minutes, replaced by Lewis Dunk, during Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Brazil. It has been suggested that the 31-year-old limped out of the friendly disappointment. He will now subsequently miss the final friendly against
Belgium on Tuesday. In an article published on Manchester United's official website: "It remains to be seen whether Maguire will be available for United’s next match, against Brentford in the
Premier League on Saturday evening (20:00 GMT kick-off)." What MEN Sports says: Jurgen Klopp,
Pep Guardiola and many more Premier League managers have deplored the needless international matches wedged into a busy and intense period. When the conversation around player safety and wellbeing is so prominent, this is another example of it not being the case. Now Ten Hag will anxiously await the results and diagnosis of the problem, having already weathered multiple injury problems. Lisandro Martinez is recovering from a knee injury, Jonny Evans is battling for fitness - and will be lacking match practice due to his absence. Not to mention the full-back problems after Luke Shaw joined Tyrell Malacia on the sidelines. Italian giants 'huge fan' of Mason Greenwood According to reports in
Italy, Mason Greenwood is attracting suitors from Italian giants Juventus. It has been claimed that sporting director Cristiano Giuntoli is a 'huge' fan of the United loanee. The forward is currently with La Liga side Getafe on a season-long loan. He has enjoyed an impressive campaign in Spain's top-flight and is said to have caught the eye of European clubs including
Barcelona. La Gazzetta dello Sport,
Juventus chief Giuntoli likes Greenwood for three reasons; high level of talent, his age and contract situation - which is heading into its final 12 months. What MEN Sports says: Manchester United have face long-standing reports over a possible transfer for Greenwood. He is impressing on loan with the Spanish club but reports from elsewhere have suggested that clubs, namely Atletico Madrid, have baulked at the €60million (£51m) price-tag. As often is the case with these reports, it is best to take them with a pinch of salt. Try MUFC Pro NOW for free Subscribe to our brilliant app for the best way to enjoy the M.E.N's unrivalled Manchester United coverage. No adverts, pop-ups or distractions - just our brilliant content presented in the best way possible. Comprehensive, round-the-clock coverage of the Reds, with agenda-setting
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