Manchester United have 10 first-team players out with injuries right now - but Ruben Amorim's squad now have a much-needed break before their next first-team game. United are not in action now until April 1 when they head to Nottingham Forest. The final international break takes place this week before the domestic calendar returns with FA Cup quarter-final matches. After beating Leicester City 3-0 on Sunday afternoon United concluded a positive week, but there was a setback with the injury picked up by Ayden Heaven . After being involved in a tangle with striker Patson Daka, the United teenager was forced off on a stretcher to join Lisandro Martinez, Harry Maguire, Leny Yoro and Jonny Evans on the club's list of unavailable centre-backs. "We will see next week," Amorim said about Heaven's injury. "It's hard to understand because, even when he was there on the ground, he can't speak, he doesn't know how to explain what he's feeling because he's so young. It's hard to understand what he's feeling." There is confidence from United that Maguire and Kobbie Mainoo will be back for the trip to Forest while Mason Mount returned to their matchday squad for the first time in three months at the weekend. Altay Bayindir, Tom Heaton, Luke Shaw, Evans and Amad could all play again this term . The break gives United the chance to get certain players back and available. United have seven fixtures in April and Amorim confirmed the plan for the break with his players to prepare them for the final stretch. "We are going to divide the group. Some of the players; Mason Mount, Toby, have to work on fitness," he said. "We have to recover fitness in Harry Maguire, Kobbie Mainoo, all these players, we are going to try to bring those players for the competition for the final push in competitions. "Some of the players are going to rest more days than usual, so we're going to divide and give different things for different players and try to be ready for the final two months. "You have Luke Shaw - also he's going to be ready soon. Maybe I am forgetting [someone]. Everybody is prepared and everybody has their idea for this break and we have almost all of the players in the national team." This means that United could welcome at least two players back for the trip to Nottingham - Mainoo and Maguire. Mount's return has come at the best time, while the exact severity of Heaven's injury remains a mystery.