Live bar May 2 news British media "Mirror" reported that at the end of the season, there will be 11 Manchester United players leaving the team, the Red Devils will hold a farewell ceremony for them in the last home game (03:00 Beijing time on May 3, the 35th round of the Premier League against Brentford). And that's likely to anger home fans at Old Trafford, as United's record this season has been so bad that it has not won a trophy for five consecutive seasons, and it is also likely to miss out on next season's Champions League.
Basically ok to leave:
At least five players can be sure that the final home game of the Red Devils' career will be ushered in against Brentford.
Matic
The only player to officially confirm his departure from Manchester United, although his contract would not expire until next summer, the Serbian has decided to leave early.
Cavani
Uruguayan is the second, since the return of Cristiano Ronaldo, his chances of playing have been greatly reduced, he also made up his mind to transfer, and continue his career in other teams, most likely back in South America.
Pogba
He was injured against Liverpool and Lonnick subsequently confirmed that the French superstar had finished his final game for Manchester United. Pogba, while not explicitly saying "it's over", has repeatedly rejected Manchester United's offer to renew his contract.
Juan Mata
The Spanish veteran's outstanding performance in United's 1-1 draw with Chelsea was praised by the always harsh Roy Keane, but his contract is about to expire and he is not in Tenhach's future plans.
Lingard
The England international may be finalising a transfer in a matter of weeks, but there have been previous reports that Tenhach may give him some chances, but even so, there may be five ways to prevent Lingard from looking for a place where he values him more.
Most likely to leave:
Phil Jones
He still has a one-year contract with the team, but if he can find his next home, the team is willing to sell him. The former Red Devils' defensive cornerstone was plagued by injuries, although he has recently finally returned to the starting list.
Eric Bailey
The Ivorian defender only signed a new contract with the club last season, but he is very close in the pick at centre-back, with Varane, Lindelof and even Jones all behind him. Bailey has also previously said that if there are not enough opportunities, he will seek other options.
Dean Henderson
The 25-year-old goalkeeper has proven himself capable of competing in the Premier League, but he has no chance of winning against De Gea. If Henderson decides to leave, it will arouse the interest of many teams.
Future doubts:
Wanbisaka
Manager-designate Tenhach, who is already planning to upgrade and restructure United's wing defence, has already taken feyenoord full-back Marcia, giving Wan Bissaka a question mark on the Red Devils' future. Crystal Palace is interested in bringing him back to Selhurst Park, and It is possible that United will accept the loss-making deal.
Marcus Rashford
The highly anticipated England international appears to have lost confidence and he cannot guarantee a place in Lonnick's squad. While Tenhach may believe that Rashford will be able to regain his form, it does not rule out him making other decisions.
Ronaldo
Finally the Portuguese superstar, who will surely make headlines in Tenhach's first Red Devils transfer window. Cristiano Ronaldo, 37, returned to Old Trafford last summer amid high anticipation, when it looked like he would end his career here.
Although Cristiano Ronaldo's personal form is still excellent, his future is still uncertain, as Tenhach is not yet sure if the Portuguese superstar is right for his plans. If Cristiano Ronaldo will be the last time to thank the fans at the Theatre of Dreams, he is one of the few United players to deserve this honour.
(Shallots)