United just lost 4-0 to old rivals Liverpool and have not won a trophy since 2017. Ralph Lonnick said rebuilding is necessary, but which player sales should fund rebuilding? "It's embarrassing, disappointing, and perhaps even humiliating," Lonnick said after that punitive failure. "We have to admit that Liverpool are now six years ahead of us. If you analyze the situation, it is not difficult to understand. For me, it's clear that there will be 6, 7, 8, or even 10 new players. Before signing these players, you need to know how you want to play. "Even If Manleon can buy enough 10 new players at a time, it will feel shy, although there are many players in Manchester United who can be used to raise funds, but not everyone is so sought-after, here are five of The Manchester United's best-selling players, who may help the club move forward in another way this summer.
Mcguire
Maguire, who spent £80m on a move from Leicester City in 2019, set a world record for a transfer fee for a defender. While Maguire's defence has conceded 48 goals in 33 Premier League games this season, he ranks 80th in the league in terms of shots on goal and 93rd in the offensive penalty area. Being england's main player could be an attractive option for United's rivals and could also address their potential problems on and off the pitch if he leaves.
Marcus Rashford
Marcus Rashford was a favourite among local British fans during the pandemic, and his activism prompted British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to extend free school meals to summer vacation, a move that won the hearts of the British public. But his influence on the pitch has waned in recent seasons, with the 24-year-old England striker scoring just five goals in 30 games. Marcus Rashford's contract is valid until 2023, so United can get a hefty transfer fee from him, while his new club could benefit from giving a striker near peak form a breath of fresh air.
Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo may not have to spend £80m as he did the last time he left Manchester United, which is the transfer fee he needed to join Real Madrid in 2009, but if he leaves Old Trafford before his contract expires in 2023, he may be worth more than £30 million. Ronaldo still scores for the club – 21 goals in 35 games, one goal per 136 minutes – but United finished second under Rashford under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer last season, and this season they are struggling to qualify for the Champions League. Five-time Ballon d'Or winner Ronaldo remains an awesome player who can gain a foothold in many leagues outside England with his goals alone. Maybe United should profit from it.
Dean Henderson
A year ago, everything about Henderson at Manchester United looked good. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer placed him ahead of De Gea as the club's number one goalkeeper – a role he looks like he will play this season until he was knocked down by the pandemic in August. Since then, he has struggled to secure the main position and has received attention from several Premier League opponents. With the World Cup approaching, the England international needs more playing time.
Terrace
Telles has won plenty of playing time at Manchester United this season – more than 1,500 minutes in all competitions – while main left-back Luke Shaw has been plagued by hamstring injuries and covid-19. And, unlike some of his teammates, he's doing a great job. However, Shaw is likely to recover and regain his place next season, while Brandon Williams is ready to return after a season on loan at Norwich City. Telles, who is less than 30 years old, is still a tough right-winger who could be worth as much as £15m, while United appear to have plenty of reserves.