Few controversial selections maybe but I wanted to prioritise energy, tenacity and work rate from the start of the game and bring on the "finishers" later, when spaces start to open up.
GK - Onana
LCB - Shaw
RCB - Yoro
CB - De Ligt
RWB - Anthony
LWB - Mazraoui
CM - Mainoo
CM - Ugarte
#10 - Mount
#10 - Bruno
CF - Hojlund
Prefer Shaw over Martinez personally in that LCB role but it's close and I'd be happy with either.
De Ligt over Maguire at CB and Yoro at RCB. Ugarte as the destroyer, Mainoo as the ball carrier.
Anthony will be the most controversial one. I just think he's a fantastic "defensive" winger, who also can retain the ball well under pressure. He's scrappy, he works hard...he obviously lacks end product at this level, but that needn't be such a big issue at RWB. People are quick to mock him but we finished 3rd the season he started every week and he has shown flashes of quality.
Diallo is great, he's also scrappy and tenacious and more of an obvious threat than Antony...but he's lightweight and still learning. I'd rather bring him on after an hour when the game is opening up.
Mazraoui is like Dalot but better, so he's nailed on for LWB. I want my wing backs on the "wrong" side, so they're playing into the middle when they have their backs to goal.
Bruno and Mount for their energy in the #10s and Hojlund for the same reason at CF. As the game progresses, I'd be using Garnacho, Rashford and Zirkzee from the bench to come in as the game becomes stretched. Rashford and Garnaco for their pace and direct running, Zirkzee for his vision and ability to pick a pass.
So that'd be me...thinking about if from a squad perspective...how do we start the game, how do we finish...what players are suited to what part of the game etc....