Erik ten Hag’s side face Sheriff in the Europa League tomorrow.

Dara Costelloe, Anselmo Garcia MacNulty, Adam O’Reilly and David Odumosu receive call-ups, with Luca Connell and Liam Kerrigan among those ruled out through injury.

Niamh Fahey, Ruesha Littlejohn and Jamie Finn also exit, with Jessie Stapleton and Izzy Atkinson called up.

Greg McWilliams: ‘I truly believe in this squad and the direction that they’re going in.’

There was transfer news from Dundalk, Bohemians and Finn Harps in the Premier Division today.

‘This is the start of something new and exciting and Pat is really keen to be a part of it,’ the new head coach said, with Daniel Cleary confirming his departure this evening.

Leanne Kiernan, Izzy Atkinson and Aoibheann Clancy come in for Éabha O’Mahony, Megan Connolly and Roma McLaughlin.

There are likely to be a number of exits from Old Trafford before the transfer window closes.

Familiar faces return, though others won’t feature in 2020, as Mick Bohan’s side open their title defence against Donegal.

The 28-year-old will remain in New Zealand until after the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

There’s no room for Real Madrid teenager Vinicius Junior on Tite’s panel either.

Caoimhin Kelleher has been included for this week’s Champions League Group C game, while Xherdan Shaqiri won’t travel.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is glad to see players being added to his squad, rather than leaving.

Kieran Keane is getting his business done early ahead of next season.

The transfer window closes tonight but there are bound to be more deals going through before then.

Lazar Markovic could finally end his nightmare at Liverpool, while Southampton are looking to spend big before the window closes.

Elsewhere, strikers are top of a couple of wishlists, while Jonny Evans could be off to Arsenal.

Also, could Daniel Sturridge be off to Italy with an Inter Milan striker joining the Premier League?

Meanwhile, Manchester United are said to be worried about another approach for David de Gea.

The Stoke City striker, who turns 37 next month, is believed to be on the reigning champions’ radar after Andy Carroll’s move was ruled out.

Meanwhile, the Blues want to hijack the Alexis Sanchez transfer to Man United and Emre Can may now be staying at Liverpool after all.

Liverpool are linked with a Portuguese winger and Dubliner Jack Byrne has sealed a permanent move.

There’s news regarding exits and arrivals at Arsenal, while a Chelsea forward could be off to Spain.

Meanwhile, Everton are close to securing the services of a Champions League striker.

Things go from bad to worse for Arsenal while Liverpool reportedly get their man, but a year down the line.

Chelsea are interested in bolstering their squad with players from Arsenal and Swansea, meanwhile.

Meanwhile, Jonny Evans appears to be on his way to Man City and Watford are signing a winger from Benfica.

Elsewhere, Liverpool look to a German defender as the pursuit of Virgil van Dijk shows no signs of paying off.

In other news, AC Milan have added a former Premier League striker to their ranks.

Elsewhere, Manchester United and Tottenham are considering bids for Fulham’s teenage sensation Ryan Sessegnon.

Arsenal are getting rid of Gabriel, while AC Milan looks set to add another striker.

Alvaro Morata could find a new home in the Premier League, while Ross Barkley wants to be Tottenham’s highest-paid player.

The Reds have reportedly agreed to sell Lucas Leiva to Lazio for £5 million.

Olivier Giroud is also a wanted man and Leicester City are planning a clear-out.

In other news, Adnan Januzaj is off to Spain while PSG have won the race for Dani Alves.

The pair have committed to the province, with both penning two-year contracts.

It’s been a busy off-season for a number of teams

The club’s all-time highest scorer has been linked to a move to China, but the Portuguese manager insists there is only one player who could leave.

Sam Johnstone has joined Aston Villa on loan with Joel Pereira returning to Old Trafford.

The Gunners may also have a move for Phil Jones blocked by Jose Mourinho.