Following his departure from the England camp, Harry McGuire has given Manchester United yet another injury scare.

After being substituted during the second half of England’s 1-0 loss to Brazil yesterday, Maguire underwent a scan today.

It was believed that Gareth Southgate had substituted Maguire and Ben Chilwell as part of a prearranged change.

Joe Gomez and Lewis Dunk took the places of the former Leicester teammates at Wembley.

However, Maguire will not play in Tuesday’s friendly against Belgium.

Erik ten Hag will be anxious about United’s upcoming schedule, which begins with Saturday’s Premier League trip to Brentford.

For club or country, Maguire was making his first start since February 24.

But he was gone after 67 minutes.

Eight days ago, he played in United’s exciting 4-3 FA Cup triumph over Liverpool, which was his only other action since his layoff.

Luke Shaw, Lisandro Martinez, and Tyrell Malacia are already absent for United.

In contrast, Maguire has just lately recovered from a groin ailment.

A similar problem caused him to miss five games over Christmas.

Within the first twenty minutes, Walker, the stand-in captain for the Three Lions, suffered a hamstring injury that required a diagnostic.

Additionally, it appears that the right-back for Manchester City will miss England’s last match before Southgate announces his team for the Euros.

Ezri Konsa took over for Walker at full-back. Walker was a hilarious player who often pinged the ball into Maguire’s back before hobbling off.

After Jordan Pickford denied Vinicius Junior, the 17-year-old super sub Endrick scored the game’s lone goal by tapping into an empty net.

For the friendly against Brazil, Southgate was already without players like Trent Alexander-Arnold, Jack Grealish, and Bukayo Saka.

Harry Kane is receiving therapy for his ankle issue at Bayern Munich once again.

Jordan Henderson and Cole Palmer, who have been back in training since Saturday, could play Belgium.