Tom Cleverley is One of five Manchester United Players in the England Equad

Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere and Manchester United's Michael Carrick have both withdrawn and the cleverley, 21 came on as a substitute during United's 3-2 Community Shield victory over Manchester City on the Sunday.

He has spent most of his United career out on loan, first at Leicester then at Watford and last season at Wigan and Cleverley played for England at Under-20 level before making his Under-21 debut against Macedonia in a 2009 and the United and England team mate Ashley Young believes the midfielder has a promising future ahead of him.

ENGLAND EURO 2012 QUALIFIERS 2 September Bulgaria away, 6 September Wales home and the 7 October Montenegro away.

International career for a Cleverley was called up to a Noel Blake's England Under-20 team for the first time on 12 March 2009 and following a dislocated shoulder suffered while on the loan at Leicester City a few days later and he was forced to withdraw from the squad and was replaced by the Manchester City midfielder Adam Clayton.

Manchester United first team Paul Scholes' retirement before the 2011–12 season left an opening in Manchester United's central midfield and theCleverley has been identified by the manager Sir Alex Ferguson as a potential homegrown replacement for Scholes and he was praised by Ferguson after playing and the full 90 minutes in a 2–1 victory over Barcelona in the preseason friendly match.

Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder Coy On Manchester United Move and He Has Also Been Linked To Manchester City

Inter Milan midfielder Wesley Sneijder has refused to rule out of a move to Manchester United but is likely to have to lower his wage demands to seal a move to Old Trafford and there is always a chance something will happen but we will see, he said and the 27-year-old Dutchman is valued at around £35m but has a reported weekly wage of £250,000.

Manchester United have so far signed keeper David de Gea, defender Phil Jones and forward Ashley Young this summer but may wish to the add a midfielder to a list following Paul Scholes' retirement in the end of last season and the Ferguson has previously said he has "no real interest" in Sneijder, but Gian Piero Gasperini the Inter manager, acknowledged that there has been an offer for the midfielder.

Wesley Sneijder for the began his career at Ajax in 2002 before moving to Real Madrid in 2007, winning La Liga in his debut season in Spain and 2 years later he moved to Inter Milan, winning the Champions League in his first season.

International career for Sneijder made his debut for the Netherlands under-21 side against the Czech Republic on 28 March 2003 and his first game with the senior Dutch side was against Portugal on 30 April that same year when he became the eighth youngest player to play for the Netherlands in the first team's history.