Manchester United pair withdraw from international duty

Manchester United duo Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko have withdrawn from upcoming international duty.

Mbeumo and Sesko were due to represent Cameroon and Slovenia respectively during this month’s international break but will play no part in their countries’ schedules.

The Manchester Evening News are reporting that Mbeumo has pulled out as a precaution, while Sesko will use the break to recover from a knock that he has been playing through in recent weeks.

Mbeumo and Sesko will focus on their recovery with Manchester United during the break, with a 23-day break between Friday’s draw at Bournemouth and the club’s next fixture, when Leeds United visit Old Trafford in the Premier League on April 13th.

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