Bailly and Telles were the only Manchester United squad members on international duty last month who did not return to Carrington on Saturday. A club source said they will be back in due course. They will not be back in the team.
United fly to New York on Wednesday and Bailly and Telles will not be on board. They travelled to Thailand and Australia for last year's tour but will have known they were on borrowed time. Tyrell Malacia's arrival reduced Telles to cameos at centre half and United completed the signing of Lisandro Martinez while in Melbourne.
United regard Bailly and Telles as must-sells that is, they can go without being replaced. United are cagier about other squad members who serve a purpose as cover or competition for the starters.
David de Gea is about to be replaced with an upgrade in Andre Onana. There was a lot of face-saving surrounding De Gea's departure when De Gea had to face the music.
Ultimately, there was no marriage of convenience and Erik ten Hag has seen off the only other remaining legend in the squad two years after his permanent predecessor lost his nerve.
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