Manchester United have taken drastic action after their Europa League final humiliation at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur. The Red Devils are open to offers for every player as they face a tough season ahead. Alongside missing out on Europe, United is set to finish 16th in the Premier League, potentially jeopardizing their chances to sign key targets over the summer.
Amorim might have to raise funds if he wants to strengthen his squad — every player currently at Old Trafford could be on the chopping block if the price is right. This includes Casemiro, Harry Maguire, Luke Shaw, Andre Onana, Alejandro Garnacho, Rasmus Hojlund, and Bruno Fernandes, all of whom could be sold to the highest bidders. Additionally, United is eager to offload Marcus Rashford, Antony, and Jadon Sancho.
Garnacho could represent one of the biggest windfalls for United, with recent reports indicating the club demanding £65million from Chelsea, who have been long-term admirers. Chelsea may also consider taking Sancho off their hands, with a £25m obligation to buy attached to his current loan. However, there are reports suggesting that Chelsea are exploring ways to avoid fulfilling this clause.
Rashford is currently on loan as well, with various reports valuing him at around £40 million. Antony, also on loan, would require at least £32.52 million to avoid a financial loss under the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules.
Rasmus Hojlund’s time at the Red Devils seems to be winding down after failing to meet expectations set during his time at Atalanta. He could be heading back to Italy for a fee between £30 million and £50 million, according to reports. Similarly, Joshua Zirkzee, who arrived from Italy, might return for around £35 million, as reported by FootballItalia.
TeamTalk has recently provided insights into the potential transfer market activity surrounding Manchester United. According to their reports, goalkeeper Andre Onana could be available for a fee of £20 million, a price that reflects both his performance and the current needs of the squad. In a similar vein, seasoned midfielder Casemiro may also be on the market, with a potential asking price of £25 million, which could make him an appealing option for clubs seeking experienced talent.
Additionally, earlier reports from January suggested that Manchester United was looking to secure approximately £40 million for defender Diogo Dalot.
