Noussair Mazraoui has officially returned to Carrington, where Manchester United has resumed work with a squad that is now almost complete. The English club confirmed that the Moroccan international has rejoined the group after enjoying a few extra days of rest following his participation in the 2026 World Cup with the Atlas Lions.
The 28-year-old full-back is among the last internationals to return to training. Like several players involved in the World Cup, he was granted an extended leave to recover after a particularly busy season. His return marks a new phase in Manchester United’s summer preparation, as they continue their work in anticipation of the Premier League’s restart.
Mazraoui will now seek to regain his best form to be available for the first official matches of the season. The Moroccan defender remains an important part of the Manchester squad due to his versatility, allowing him to play on both the right and left sides of defense.
The return of Mazraoui is good news for the coaching staff, who are gradually regaining all their internationals ahead of the new season.
