Manchester United face West Ham on Saturday night at Old Trafford, and sources tell Mirror Sport that partners are likely to join players at their hotel on Friday night.
As they prepare for this weekend's battle with West Ham, several Manchester United players chose to bring their families to Friday's training session.
United, who beat Brentford 3-1 on Wednesday, will be hoping for their second win in four days when they play the Hammers.
That success served to put to rest some of the concerns of disenchantment in the locker room under interim coach Ralf Rangnick.
There had been rumours of cliques forming among the well-heeled group, with some claiming to be underwhelmed by the Germans' training techniques.
While it was a fantastic night on the pitch, Victor Lindelof's home was broken into during the away triumph, which was a worrying development.
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Maja Nilsson-Lindelof, Lindelof's wife, said that their family home had been broken into, forcing her and her two children to lock themselves in another room.
Ralf Rangnick confirmed the Swede's absence this weekend, and Maja added that they will now spend time with their families.
Rangnick explained, "I spoke with him extensively on our way back from London and also this morning." "We talked for maybe 20 or 25 minutes, and he told me what had happened, how painful it had been for his wife and three-year-old son.
"He told me that he needs to stay at home right now because he doesn't want to leave his wife and children alone, which I completely understand as a father of two children.
"We agreed that he would not be on duty for the game tomorrow."
"We had a break-in at our house in Manchester during Victor's game this Wednesday night," Mrs Lindelof said on social media on Friday.
"We had a break-in at our house in Manchester during Victor's game this Wednesday night," Mrs Lindelof said on social media on Friday. I was alone at home with both of my children, but we were able to conceal and lock ourselves in a room before they entered our home.
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Diogo Dalot, full-back for Manchester United, said, "We are fine under the circumstances, but it was certainly a really stressful and frightening moment for both me and my little children."
"We're currently in Sweden, where we'll be spending some time with our families."
One source informed Mirror Sport that players' partners and families will accompany them to the hotel after Friday's training at Carrington.
United frequently stay at a city center hotel the night before a game at Old Trafford, then make their trip to the stadium in time for kick-off.
Jadon Sancho, who missed the win over the Bees owing to a family loss and attending a funeral, is another player whose participation is in doubt.
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Sancho did not practice on Thursday, but was due to return for the last session, which could be too late for Saturday's match.
Rangnick explained, "He didn't workout yesterday because he still asked us not to train." "He went to a funeral on Wednesday, and that had a big impact on him.
"He'll be back in training at three o'clock this afternoon, but I'm not sure if he'll be ready for tomorrow's game.
"I'll have to watch what happens, talk to him before and after training, and then make a choice.""
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