Every Man Utd player at the 2026 World Cup, all 12 groups and key fixture dates

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World Cup 2026 is almost underway and there are a handful of Manchester United players representing their countries in the USA.

Here is a complete list of every Manchester United player called up by their nations, before we lay out their fixtures…

• Kobbie Mainoo (England)
• Marcus Rashford (England)
• Casemiro (Brazil)
• Matheus Cunha (Brazil)
• Ederson (Brazil)
• Diogo Dalot (Portugal)
• Bruno Fernandes (Portugal)
• Noussair Mazraoui (Morocco)
• Senne Lammens (Belgium)
• Amad (Ivory Coast)
• Altay Bayindir (Turkey)
• Lisandro Martinez (Argentina)
• Manuel Ugarte (Uruguay)
• Tyler Fletcher (Scotland)

We are still counting Casemiro as a Manchester United player as his Red Devils contract does not expire until June 30.

Tyler Fletcher’s late call-up means there are 13 players from United who will be involved.

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When every Manchester United player will play…

Here is a list of all the fixtures involving the 13 Manchester United stars at USA 2026. All times listed are UK time zone.

Kobbie Mainoo and Marcus Rashford (England)

Will Mainoo and Rashford play? Kobbie Mainoo has a better chance of being named as a starter than Marcus Rashford, but neither player’s roles are locked in. Both will see action one way or another during the group stages.

• England vs Croatia: Wednesday June 17, 9pm
• England vs Ghana: Tuesday June 23, 9pm
• England vs Panama: Saturday June 27, 10pm

Casemiro, Matheus Cunha, and Ederson (Brazil)

Will they play? Casemiro is Brazil’s captain, while Cunha will wear the famous number nine shirt. Both are expected to start.

Ederson was a late call-up due to injury and will likely be a back-up.

• Brazil vs Morocco: Saturday June 13, 11pm
• Brazil vs Haiti: Saturday June 20, 1.30am
• Brazil vs Scotland: Wednesday June 24, 11pm

Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes (Portugal)

Will Dalot and Fernandes play? Bruno Fernandes will start for Portugal while Dalot could have to settle for being a second choice to Joao Cancelo. We would still expect him to get some game time, one way or another.

• Portugal vs DR Congo: Wednesday June 17, 6pm
• Portugal vs Uzbekistan: Tuesday June 23, 6pm
• Portugal vs Colombia: Sunday June 28, 12.30am

Noussair Mazraoui (Morocco)

Will Mazraoui play? Yes, although he will likely feature as a left-back with Achraf Hakimi preferred at right-back.

• Morocco vs Brazil: Saturday June 13, 11pm
• Morocco vs Scotland: Friday June 19, 11pm
• Morocco vs Haiti: Wednesday June 24, 11pm

Senne Lammens (Belgium)

Will Lammens play? Maybe. Lammens is Belgium’s second choice goalkeeper behind Thibaut Courtois. It’s possible he could get rotated into the team for their final group game – just be prepared to stay up late to watch it.

• Belgium vs Egypt: Monday June 15, 8pm
• Belgium vs Iran: Sunday June 21, 8pm
• Belgium vs New Zealand: Saturday June 24, 4am

Amad (Ivory Coast)

Will Amad play? Yes, Amad is a key player for the Ivory Coast and played regularly through qualification, AFCON and warm-up friendlies.

• Ivory Coast vs Ecuador: Monday June 15, 12am
• Ivory Coast vs Germany: Saturday June 20, 9pm
• Ivory Coast vs Curacao: Thursday June 25, 9pm

Altay Bayindir (Turkey)

Will Bayindir play? Probably not. He is only a back-up, just there if he is needed.

• Turkey vs Australia: Sunday June 14, 5am
• Turkey vs Paraguay: Saturday June 20, 4am
• Turkey vs USA: Friday June 26, 3am

Lisandro Martinez (Argentina)

Will Martinez play? Yes. While injuries meant Martinez played no part in qualification, he is valued highly by coach Lionel Scaloni and is expected to start as Argentina defend their trophy.

• Argentina vs Algeria: Wednesday June 17, 2am
• Argentina vs Austria: Monday June 22, 6pm
• Argentina vs Jordan: Sunday June 28, 3am

Manuel Ugarte (Uruguay)

Will Ugarte play? Yes, the midfielder is a key player for Uruguay, with Marcelo Bielsa even starting him in defence at times.

• Uruguay vs Saudi Arabia: Monday June 15, 8pm
• Uruguay vs Cape Verde: Sunday June 21, 11pm
• Uruguay vs Spain: Saturday June 27, 1am

Tyler Fletcher (Scotland)

Will Fletcher play? It’s a big ask, but maybe. Fletcher was a very late, surprise call-up as a replacement for injured midfielder Billy Gilmour. Steve Clarke is excited about the United youngster and could throw him into at least one game as a substitute.

• Scotland vs Haiti: Sunday June 14, 2am
• Scotland vs Morocco: Friday June 19, 11pm
• Scotland vs Brazil: Wednesday June 24, 11pm

Is Tyler Fletcher’s call-up for the World Cup good for his Man Utd career – or are you concerned it will negatively impact his pre-season opportunities?

What is your message for Tyler after his shock World Cup call?

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Full list of fixtures involving United players in chronological order

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Full group tables

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Knockout fixtures key dates

• The Round of 32 will be played between Sunday June 28 and Friday July 3
• The Round of 16 will take place between Saturday July 4 and Tuesday July 7
• The Quarter-Finals will be held from Thursday July 9 to Saturday July 11
• The Semi-Finals take place on Tuesday July 14 and Wednesday July 15
• Third place play-off: Saturday July 18
• The World Cup Final will be held on Sunday July 19