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The fighter will return to the -80kg Olympic division for the year-ending Grand Prix, where he could face fellow Briton Aaron Cook - the man he was controversially selected ahead of for London 2012.
Lutalo Muhammad Won Gold at the Serbian Open
Lutalo Muhammad Could Face Aaron Cook in December
Other British fighters in the main draw include Olympic champion Jade Jones in the -57kg division, European champion Michael Harvey and London Olympian Martin Stamper (both -68kg), and Bianca Walkden in the +67kg class.
Lutalo Looking Forward for this Coming National Champions
The championships will mark Muhammad's first fight in the UK since he became Great Britain's first male Olympic taekwondo medallist last summer.
World Taekwondo Grand Prix will Join 250 Professional Athletes
The event will run from December 13 to 15 at Manchester Central with eight different weight categories battling it out for vital qualification points ahead of Rio 2016.
World Taekwondo Grand Prix will Join 250 Professional Athletes
The event will run from December 13 to 15 at Manchester Central with eight different weight categories battling it out for vital qualification points ahead of Rio 2016.
Martin Stamper Sleeps in Oxygen Tent!
Every British athlete heading across the Atlantic has been spending time in oxygen tents in order to combat the exhausting affects of fighting at altitude.
Martin Stamper Sleeps in Oxygen Tent!
Every British athlete heading across the Atlantic has been spending time in oxygen tents in order to combat the exhausting affects of fighting at altitude.
Martin Stamper a Great Example for Young People
Martin Stamper was taking part in a special interactive debate, which posed the question: ‘Can sport empower young people?’
Martin Stamper a Great Example for Young People
Martin Stamper was taking part in a special interactive debate, which posed the question: ‘Can sport empower young people?’
Martin Stamper a Great Example for Young People
Martin Stamper was taking part in a special interactive debate, which posed the question: ‘Can sport empower young people?’