Several Manchester United players have organised their own training camp in Dubai, according to reports.
A two-week international break is now underway and a host of the United stars are eager to build on the momentum built with recent results.
United beat Brighton 3-1 in their final game before the break and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer gave players who wouldn’t be involved in the international fixtures time off.
That would include the likes of Jesse Lingard and Anthony Martial, who were both left out of their respective international squads.
Sky Sports claim a group of players have put together a warm weather training camp in Dubai despite being given time off by Solskjaer.
While several coaches will accompany the players in Dubai and lead sessions this week, Solskjaer will remain at Carrington.
Despite a recent defeat to Bournemouth, United feel great strides have been made since the last international break.
That two-week break was dominated by reports Solskjaer was on the verge of being sacked by United and the head coach has since managed to steady the ship again.
United travel to Sheffield United when they resume club action on 24 November.
Scott McTominay is a major injury concern for after hobbling off during the win over Brighton, and is awaiting results of a scan on his ankle.
There are fears McTominay could miss four weeks, while defender Marcos Rojo withdrew from the Argentina squad on Sunday night.
Paul Pogba is also sidelined, but the midfielder issued a positive update on his injury recovery after having a caste on his ankle removed.
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