On Thursday, United officially announced that Tenhach would be the next manager. After Tenhach takes charge, United will make drastic changes to the squad, with Sky Sports giving a detailed analysis of the current squad.
After the crushing defeat to Liverpool, Lonnick believes United need to sign 10 players. Sky Sports revealed that United prioritized signing 1 centre-back, 2 midfielders, 1 winger and 1 striker in the summer window.
However, the first problem United needs to address before signing is cleaning the dressing room. Among them, Pogba, Jesse Lingard, Mata, Nemanja Matic, Cavani and Lee Grant, whose contracts expired, will all leave the team.
Players with only one year left on their contracts include De Gea, Cristiano Ronaldo, Marcus Rashford, Luke Shaw, Fred, Phil Jones, Heaton and Darot. Among them, De Gea is difficult to replace, but Tennhach prefers Ederson and Alisson, who are excellent goalkeepers.
Cristiano Ronaldo's departure tests Tenhach's coaching wisdom, and despite the controversy, Cristiano Ronaldo still has excellent goal efficiency, scoring 21 goals in 34 appearances this season and providing 3 assists. However, Dutch journalist Van der Klan revealed that Tenhach has asked the club to reshape the team according to his own ideas, creating a younger and more hungry team.
At the same time, Ronaldo has long informed the club through his agent that if Manchester United cannot get tickets to next season's Champions League, then he will choose to leave the team. Despite being 37 years old, Ronaldo is not short of suitors.
Rashford's future is also in doubt, and given his age and style of play, Tenhach should keep Rashford. Still, Marcus Rashford is seriously considering his future at Manchester United.
Other potential players to leave include Dean Henderson, Bailey, Martial and Brandon Williams. Among them, Dean Henderson hopes to go to a club that can play the main force, and Martial and Williams, who are currently on loan, are expected to leave Manchester United completely in the summer window.