We are now just a week away from the start of the UEFA European Women’s Championship as a host of Manchester United players head off to Switzerland.
Manchester United’s men learned the Premier League fixture list last week, as the attention already turns towards next season.
Ruben Amorim’s side will go through a gruelling pre-season schedule first, while United’s women will be heading away with their national teams.
Three years since England’s Lionesses made history with a 2-1 final victory over Germany, the UEFA European Women’s Championship is up for grabs again.
The action gets underway next Wednesday with Iceland taking on Finland in the curtain-raiser.
United fans will be able to watch some familiar faces during the competition, with some key players from Marc Skinner’s side in action.
Here are all the United players in action this summer, with all kick-off times stated based on UK time.
England v Norway: Group A - UEFA Women's EURO 2022
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Elisabeth Terland, Lisa Naalsund, Celin Bizet Dønnum (Norway)
Group A sees Norway take on Iceland, Finland and host nation Switzerland.
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Norway will be favourites to go through, and three United women could make a big impact.
Elisabeth Terland hit 10 goals in her first WSL season with United, while midfielder Lisa Naalsund offers experience.
Winger Celin Bizet Dønnum completes United’s Norwegian triumvirate, with the 23-year-old looking to add to her 26 caps so far.
Switzerland v Norway, Wednesday 2 July, 8pm
Norway v Finland, Sunday 6 July, 5pm
Norway v Iceland, Thursday 10 July, 8pm
Ella Toone, Maya Le Tissier, Grace Clinton (England)
Sarina Weigman’s Lionesses are back at it again this summer and are looking for more major tournament success.
Matched up against France, the Netherlands and Wales, England have been given a potentially tricky group.
United will have three players in the England squad, with playmaker Ella Toone looking to make a big impact at a major tournament once more.
United captain Maya Le Tissier also makes the squad, while midfielder Grace Clinton could play an important role as her development continues.
France v England, Saturday 5 July, 8pm
England v Netherlands, Wednesday 9 July, 5pm
England v Wales, Monday 13 July, 8pm
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Melvine Malard (France)
France pose a major threat in Group D and may fancy their chances of pipping England to top spot.
United forward Melvine Malard is unlikely to start for France, but could make a big impact off the bench.
The 25-year-old has bagged nine goals in 28 caps for France and will be desperate to shine after a frustrating WSL season.
France v England, Saturday 5 July, 8pm
France v Wales, Wednesday 9 July, 8pm
Netherlands v France, Monday 13 July, 8pm
Dominique Janssen (Netherlands)
France and England are favourites to go through from Group D, but the Netherlands offer serious competition.
Andries Jonker’s squad is full of experience and quality, including United defender Dominique Janssen.
The 30-year-old centre-back has racked up more than 120 caps for the Netherlands and will almost certainly add to that tally this summer.
Wales v Netherlands, Saturday 5 July, 5pm
England v Netherlands, Wednesday 9 July, 5pm
Netherlands v France, Monday 13 July, 8pm
Safia Middleton-Patel (Wales)
United have representation across Group D, capped off by goalkeeper Safia Middleton-Patel’s inclusion in the Wales squad.
Middleton-Patel has been on a series of loan moves away from United and heads to Euro 2025 as competition for Olivia Clark in the Wales goal.
The 20-year-old may not be expected to start, but she must keep herself ready to go in case she is needed this summer.
Wales v Netherlands, Saturday 5 July, 5pm
France v Wales, Wednesday 9 July, 8pm
England v Wales, Monday 13 July, 8pm