According to the BBC, Manchester United are willing to sell most of their players this summer and welcome offers from other teams, including captain Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford, Andre Onana and Harry Maguire. According to the report, only three young members of the first team are considered not for sale, namely Rasmus Hoylen, Alejandro Garnacho and Kobe Menu.
The BBC report was written by Simon Stone, the leading football journalist, and a similar story was reported by the British Daily Telegraph. The article states that the 26-year-old is also on the list, but team sources say they are inclined to keep the English striker in order to help him regain his good form from last season. Although PSG were previously rumored to be interested in signing Marcus Rashford to replace the departing Mbappe, recent news suggests that the Ligue 1 powerhouse will not bring in Rashford.
Only three young players are not for sale, namely Danish striker Rasmus Hojlen, winger Alejandro Garnacho and midfielder Kobe Maynu, who joined last summer.
Captain Bruno Fernandes, goalkeeper Andre Onana and defender Diogo Dalot have been outstanding this season but are also available for sale, but buyers will have to make a hefty offer for United to consider, with Diogo Dalot signing a five-year deal less than a year ago.
According to the BBC, it is unknown how many players United have sold, and it is unclear which teams will be interested in these players or how much they can be sold. Manchester United have had a poor selling run in the past, and the last time they were able to sell a player for more than £20 million was Daniel James in 2021, when he switched to Leeds United for £25 million.
This week, Erik ten Hag will meet with new technical director Jason Wilcox to discuss the team's form and the issues they are facing. According to the Premier League's law of profit and sustainability, teams must live within their means, so Manchester United want to raise as much money as possible by selling people to form a team.
Some senior players may leave due to the expiration of their contracts, such as striker Anthony Martial and centre-back Raphael Varane, who are believed to be retained by Amrabat and will be repatriated to Fiorentina. Midfielders Christian Eriksen and Casemiro have one and two years left on their contracts respectively, and their performances have been disappointing this season. United's attempts to sell Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay fell through last summer, and despite their significant contributions this season, the Reds are expected to sell them if the right offer is available.
Mason Greenwood, who is on loan to Getafe amid a domestic violence scandal, and Jadon Sancho, who is on loan at Borussia Dortmund due to a feud with Erik ten Hag, are expected to leave this summer. Mason Greenwood is a product of Manchester United's academy, and the transfer fee he received from the sale of him can all be considered profit by profit and the law of sustainable development. Jadon Sancho has yet to apologize to Erik ten Hag for his comments on social platforms, and it is believed that it will be difficult for Jadon ten Hag to stay if he continues to manage Manchester United.
In addition, Erik ten Hag's future is uncertain, with Ajax rumoured to be interested in inviting him back to the nest. If United are keen on him continuing to coach or consider extending his contract, Erik ten Hag's current contract with United expires in 2025.
Manchester United sources say the squad may have to wait until the 25/26 season to show their true quality again.