Manchester United are preparing to shift out deadwood this summer as Erik ten Hag's revolution at Old Trafford continues to take shape.
Once the season concludes and United find out whether they have been able to add to their Carabao Cup success, attention will turn to the summer transfer window.
United have historically struggled to move players out with many previously handed bumper contracts at the Premier League giants, but the club are now preparing to move out up to 13 players.
The club shipped out eight first-team players on permanent deals last summer but only managed to recoup slightly over £10million as some stars such as Paul Pogba ran their contracts down and left for free, while others were sold on the cheap.
Now there is expected a new swathe of departures after Ten Hag has spent a season at the helm deciding who is good enough to make the grade at Old Trafford as the Dutchman's rebuild enters a new phase.
Sweden international Anthony Elanga has made just 24 appearances in all competitions and only five starts in the Premier League. Over 12 clubs are interested in acquiring his signature and the winger is keen for a fresh challenge away from United.
Eric Bailly is expected to leave on a permanent basis but won't be moving to current loan club Marseille who have been unimpressed with his performances in Ligue 1 this season. A £5m fee would have been triggered after 19 league games but they are keen to send the 28-year-old back.
The futures of club captain Harry Maguire, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Alex Telles, Donny van de Beek, Brandon Williams and Anthony Martial all remain undecided.
Matt Hargreaves, formerly of Adidas, became United's new chief transfer negotiator in March and will have to work quickly to get players out the door and new arrivals into Old Trafford before the team depart for their pre-season tour of America.
As far as incomings are concerned, meetings with Bayer Leverkusen full-back Jeremie Frimpong's representatives have taken place as Ten Hag looks to reinforce his defence.
However, their priority remains a striker, then midfielder, centre-back, right-back and possibly a goalkeeper if funds allow for such rich spending.
Amad Diallo has impressed on-loan at Sunderland and could be given a chance to continue his development in United's first-team while fellow promising youngster Facundo Pellistri could move out on loan once a new contract with United is agreed.
lekacdoy
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wan-Bissaka stay coz he is better than Dallot
Miyabdorz
745
AWB should stay he got better than Dalot
olusegunolaniyi
596
Remove Wan bisaka from them he is even better than Dalots by far
Debalnpsy
557
Eric please sell your ajax Anthony because he is completely waste in football not Aaron ok thanks.
Nobletech5050
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U can sell the whole team buh if u sell this boy and De Gea, heaven also would fight you
GodFather88
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i think pellistri should stay next season and given more chances..
jusnstz
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why is Ten Hag so adamant in selling Wan Bissaka??isn't he the coach 🤔 and hasn't he seen the difference between the two men?Dalot cannot defend to save his life and I heard people saying he's better going forward but I want to throw that argument in the garbage bin because it's not true.wan bissaka has provided more attacking options than dalot since playing on a regular basis when dalot got injured.remember that cross to Erikson i say no more
Vybes1
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Have you watched any matches? He’s an awful defender, decent at counter attacks and long balls but very inconsistent. He reminds me of Paul Pogba’s lazy attitude. He’s a defender that can’t defend. Get rid of him fast
Lies Bisaka is far better than Dalot, what has Dalot contributed Arrington wise? At least Bisaka can defend very well. So it better to keep him and get another number 2 who will be creating chances because Dalot has nothing to offer. And please stop asking if someone has been watching as if you go to old traford to watch games. Is it not the same tv everybody watch from?