Manchester United managers are ready to let go of some of the veterans in the "Red Devils" camp, in an effort to raise funds and bring new players to the team. Coach Erik ten Hag is looking for new reinforcements in the summer market, and the club needs to create spaces. According to the prestigious English Mirror, there are a total of 6 starters in the first team who can leave at the end of the season.
They include Harry Maguire, Anthony Martial and Scott McTominay. Along with them, loanees Alex Telles and Eric Bailly, as well as Dutch midfielder Donny van de Beek, can leave. It's all part of the plan of Erik ten Hag, who from the beginning of his adventure at Old Trafford, made it clear to the club leaders that he needs at least 2 or 3 summer markets to execute his vision and to brought United major trophies.
More specifically, the Dutch technician is looking for a striker, a midfielder and a central defender, with the hope that the latter can play in the Champions League next season. This means that in all likelihood Harry Maguire is no longer in Ten Hag's plans, and this has been noted in recent weeks. The coach prefers the Varane-Martinez pair, which has performed well in the background.
Meanwhile, in attack, Frenchman Martial has never managed to be consistent in his performances, and his departure from the team could be much easier if United call Mason Greenwood back into the squad. In the midfield, McTominay has also lost the battle of the starter, as the arrival of Casemiro and Christian Eriksen has been very effective in the game and results for the "Red Devils".
However, nothing is definitive, as United are still in contention in many competitions, and the players still have time to prove their worth on the pitch.
