According to Mirror and SunSport , the Manchester United management has made a shocking decision: to put the entire squad on the transfer market this summer, leaving no player untouchable.
The underlying reason stems from the Old Trafford club's failure to qualify for the Champions League next season, resulting in an estimated loss of £100 million in revenue. Given the tight financial situation, especially after Ineos took over part of the club, a squad overhaul to free up funds for reinvestment is inevitable.
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MU is in crisis. |
According to reports, players such as Bruno Fernandes, Casemiro, Garnacho, Kobbie Mainoo, Luke Shaw, Andre Onana, and Harry Maguire could all be sold. Most notably, Bruno Fernandes, the club captain, has publicly expressed his desire to leave if the management deems it necessary.
Meanwhile, coach Ruben Amorim also faces an uncertain future. After the defeat, he indicated he was ready to leave his position if the club or the fans no longer had faith in him.
"I'm not making excuses. If the management and the fans think I'm not a good fit, I'll leave without asking for compensation," Amorim stated frankly.
Manchester United are planning to sign a new striker this summer, but to do so they need to sell off players currently on loan such as Sancho, Rashford and Antony, as well as consider a player exchange to reduce costs. Their shortlist of targets includes Viktor Gyokeres, Benjamin Sesko, Liam Delap, Jean-Philippe Mateta and Moise Kean.
Amidst the chaos, Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly still supporting Amorim, even though the former Sporting manager has yet to help the team escape its crisis. With Manchester United set to miss European competition for the first time in 10 years, the summer of 2025 promises to be an unprecedented overhaul at Old Trafford.
Source: https://znews.vn/mu-rao-ban-ca-doi-hinh-post1555056.html
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