Manchester United are open to offers for almost every player in their first team.
According to the BBC, on the eve of the summer transfer window, only three United players can feel more or less safe. These are midfielder Cobby Mainu, winger Alejandro Garnacho and striker Rasmus Heilund.
United are ready to sell all the others, but it will be possible to lure Andre Onan, Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes, who are appreciated at Old Trafford, only for very big money.
However, this does not mean that United will arrange a sale and radically update their squad in the summer. Most of the first-team players are on an impressive salary, and in the past the Red Devils have had difficulty finding buyers for their ballast.
The willingness to sell any or almost any player is part of the policy of the new United managers, who keep in mind the financial constraints associated with their club’s failure to qualify for the Champions League.
The BBC expects that Jaydon Sancho and Mason Greenwood will be among the players United will sell next summer, while the expiring contracts of Raphael Varane and Anthony Martial will not be extended, and Sofyan Amrabat will return to Fiorentina after the lease ends.
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Summary:
The article suggests a clear out for Manchester United this summer. With the financial strain of missing the Champions League, United are reportedly open to offers for nearly their entire first-team squad. Exceptions seem to be young talents Mainoo, Garnacho and Heilund. Established stars like Fernandes and Dalot might be sold, but only for a hefty price. Offloading players with high salaries could prove difficult, despite the willingness to sell. Sancho and Greenwood appear likely out the door, while Varane and Martial are set to leave on expiring contracts. Amrabat’s loan from Fiorentina is not expected to be extended. This significant squad overhaul reflects the new management’s approach to dealing with the financial limitations caused by United’s absence from Europe’s top club competition.