With an XXL workforce after a five-star summer transfer window, Manchester United wants to lose weight. The English club have drawn up a list of seven players to sell in January.
Van de Beek and Martial are no longer wanted by Manchester United.
David Moyes, Louis van Gaal and Jos Mourinho can envy One Gunnar Solskjaer. Among the four successors of the legendary Sir Alex Ferguson, none has had a squad as strong as Manchester United.
A well-stocked dj, the Red Devils group has been seriously strengthened with the arrival of Cristiano Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho or Raphal Varane during the last summer transfer window. Now is the time for leaders to slim down. Seven players are concerned by a possible departure from the month of January according to the English press.
Four defenders and Lingard kicked out
Among the excess baggage we find Jesse Lingard. Returning to Old Trafford after a huge West Ham half-season, the England attacking midfielder still faces stiff competition. Not wishing to extend, the playmaker is pushed to the exit to allow the leaders to recover several million euros a few months of the term of his contract.
Four other players, who have longer contracts, will not be selected to make room in defense. Alex Telles, who caught the sudden awakening of Luke Shaw, Diogo Dalot, but also the disappointing and infirmary subscribers Phil Jones and Ric Bailly, who have largely receded in the hierarchy of central defenders, will have to find a way out .
At least € 80 million for Martial and Van de Beek
Finally, Manchester United also wants to recover two big checks for two disappointments of its workforce. Five years after his arrival, Anthony Martial no longer smells of saintliness in the Mancunian locker room. Under contract until June 2024, the French are valued at € 50 million. As for Donny van de Beek, who has everything a casting error, he could be sold between 30 and 40 M €. Notice to amateurs.
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