Check out the shirt numbers of Manchester United players at the 2026 World Cup
Manchester United will have 13 players at the 2026 FIFA World Cup coming up in the United States, Mexico and Canada starting later this month.
They will be playing for 10 different nations at the Mundial which starts on June 11.
The 10 nations are Argentina, Brazil, England, Morocco, Portugal and Uruguay.
The rest are Scotland, Belgium, Cote D'Ivoire and Turkey as the tournament nears kickoff.
Noussair Mazraoui will wear the number 3 shirt for Morocco at the Mundial as they take on Brazil, Haiti and Scotland in Group C.
Manchester United have two players in the Brazil squad with Casemiro set to wear the number 5 jersey with Matheus Cunha in the number 9 shirt for the Selecao.
Portugal also have two player in their squad from Manchester United with Diogo Dalot handed the number 5 jersey as club captain Bruno Fernandes wears his favoured number 8 shirt as they play DR Congo, Uzbekistan and Colombia in Group K.
Manuel Ugarte will wear the number 5 jersey for Uruguay at the World Cup as they compete with Spain, Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia in Group H.
Lisandro Martinez has been handed the number 6 jersey for Argentina as they face Algeria, Austria and Jordan in Group J as defending champions.
Tyler Fletcher, son of former Manchester United midfielder Darren, will wear the number 6 jersey for Scotland as he makes his debut at a major tournament as a 19-year old.
Two players Marcus Rashford and Kobbie Mainoo are in the England squad as announced by manager Thomas Tuchel.
Rashford will wear the number 11 shirt with Mainoo handed the 16 jersey for the Three Lions who are in Group L alongside Panama, Croatia and Ghana.
Goalkeeper Senne Lammens will wear the number 12 shirt for Belgium who are in Group G together with Egypt, Iran and New Zealand.
Another goalkeeper Altay Bayındır is on the list of Turkey, and has been handed the number 12 shirt as they take on the United States, Paraguay and Australia in Group G.
Wonderboy Amad, will wear the number 15 jersey for Cote D'Ivoire who are in Group E with Germany, Curacao and Ecuador.
Manchester United are set to benefit from a FIFA pot of £263.6million for clubs supplying players to the World Cup coming up in Canada, Mexico and the United States which ends on July 11.
