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COVID-19: Man Utd players asked to return

Manchester United have asked their players outside the UK to return, although there are no plans to resume training yet, ESPN reports.

They have, however, not been ordered to report to their Carrington training base which has been closed since the Premier League was suspended on March 13.

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