Manchester United receives positive news from their top-scoring duo in the Premier League.

Manchester United's forwards Bryan Mbeumo and Benjamin Sesko have pulled out of the national team gathering this month.

This pair will remain at Carrington during the international break, but they are not facing fitness issues ahead of Manchester United's next Premier League match against Leeds United.

According to Manchester Evening News, both will not join their national teams and will stay at the training center for the next two weeks. Mbeumo and Sesko both played in the 2-2 draw against Bournemouth, with Sesko replacing Mbeumo in the 71st minute.

Sesko's Slovenia team is scheduled to face Hungary and Montenegro in the next 10 days, while Mbeumo's Cameroon will meet Australia and China in friendly matches. However, this withdrawal does not affect their availability for the match against Leeds on April 13.

The decision by Sesko and Mbeumo means Manchester United still has 11 players called up for this international period. Kobbie Mainoo and Harry Maguire have returned to the England squad under manager Thomas Tuchel and will aim to perform in matches against Uruguay and Japan.

Manuel Ugarte will join Uruguay to face his teammates at Wembley on Friday, before meeting Algeria next week. Meanwhile, the Portuguese duo Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot will encounter two World Cup hosts this summer: Mexico and the United States. Belgium, with Senne Lammens, will also face these opponents.

Additionally, Noussair Mazraoui, who was absent from the match on Friday, has joined the Morocco national team. The African side, recent AFCON champions, will face Ecuador and Paraguay.

Casemiro and Matheus Cunha will travel to the United States to play for Brazil against France and Croatia. Goalkeeper Altay Bayindir has the opportunity to help Turkey secure a World Cup spot when they meet Romania in the playoff semifinal, potentially facing Kosovo or Slovakia in the decisive match.

Amad Diallo, with Ivory Coast, will play against South Korea at Milton Keynes, before remaining in England to face Scotland at Everton's Hill Dickinson stadium.