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Forward Benjamin Sesko will be absent from the Slovenian national team's forthcoming matches against Kosovo and Sweden because of a knee injury suffered during the recent game against Tottenham. Nonetheless, Manchester United remains hopeful that he might return soon enough to face the Everton side following the international window.
The attacker was substituted after 87 minutes of the Saturday 2-2 draw against Tottenham having been brought on in the 58th minute replacing teammate Mazraoui. Coach Ruben Amorim expressed concern after the game, leading to Sesko's pull-out from the Slovenian squad.
Manchester United will conduct additional examinations at Carrington this week, but initial assessments suggest a potential return ahead of the Everton match scheduled for 24 November.
Maguire and Casemiro also were forced off the pitch during the Spurs encounter. While Maguire's condition remains unclear, it is understood that Casemiro is fit and has joined international duty with Brazil.
Martínez, who has not played after suffering a knee issue in February, will join Argentina at their European training camp. However, the defender won't play in the Friday exhibition match versus Angola at Luanda. A staff member of United's performance team will support the player, who has lately returned to training with Amorim's squad.
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