Manchester United players have arrived at the team's hotel ahead of Wednesday night's Champions League fixture against Young Boys at Old Trafford.
It is interim manager Ralf Rangnick's first European game in charge of the Red Devils but not his last.
United have already qualified for the last 16 of the competition as Group F winners, although they are yet to find out who their next opponents are.
Donny van de Beek and Nemanja Matic - who will captain the side - were among those to arrive at The Hyatt Hotel in Manchester.
Rangnick, taking charge of just his second game, has promised to rotate his squad against Young Boys to get a glimpse of those on the fringes of the team.
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"I want to get to know the other players," the German told United's website. "The ones who haven't played against Crystal Palace.
"And it's also wise, at this stage of the season, with the crowded fixture list of the next few weeks and months, to rest a few players. Because, as we saw, the way that we played against Palace was high intensity.
"It's not so easy to play on that level with the same group of players every three days and therefore, for me, it absolutely makes sense to do some sort of rotation."
Dean Henderson was also spotted making his way into the building, as Cristiano Ronaldo and Harry Maguire are not thought to be in the squad.
Rangnick wants to give some of his younger players a chance and has confirmed forwards Anthony Elanga and Amad Diallo will get "game time".
The German added: "The same with Mason Greenwood, who hasn't played that much in the last couple of weeks, so he will also definitely play.
"But also a few of the experienced ones who didn't get that much game time in the past. Aaron [Wan-Bissaka], hopefully even Luke [Shaw] will be available for the game.
"Nemanja [Matic] will be the captain tomorrow. Juan Mata will get game time. Jesse Lingard.
"So we have quite a few players who will be playing tomorrow, and who definitely and desperately need game time."
Rangnick may still deploy some Premier League regulars, as Young Boys can qualify for the Europa League with victory at Old Trafford.
United famously lost their first Champions League game of the season to the Swiss outfit, who haven't won in Europe since.
"They are under pressure, more than we are," admitted the coach.
"Result wise, we are not under pressure, but our ethos is to win games, and we want to play in a way that we still dominate the game.
"In the end, it's about winning. It's not about just playing nice football or intensive football. It's about winning.
"So again, the players who will play, they will want to win the game, and maybe then, in a way, also make up for the defeat in the first round."
