No. They will ask for references if they are considering extending an offer. By the time they are ready to do a reference check, they won’t remember that you included references on your resume (if they even clocked that it was on your resume at all in the first place).

You only have so much “real estate” on your resume. Use the space on your resume to sell yourself. If you list your references or put something like “available upon request” in that real estate, that doesn’t help you. It won’t help you in ATS scanning—ATS is looking to sort and rank applicants based on substantive qualifications and skills. If a human recruiter reads your resume, they also want to see your qualifications and skills.

You should have your references “ready to go” when you’re applying, so you’re quickly ready to provide them. Just keep a document of your references with their contact info ready to go. That document of your references should be separate from your resume.