Man Utd could build new super team by selling off biggest stars

MANCHESTER UNITED could build a completely new team for next season.

The Red Devils will reportedly listen to offers for all but three members of their squad this summer.

Youngsters Kobbie Mainoo, Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund are the only players seen as "untouchable" by the club.

Meanwhile, on loan midfielder Sofyan Amrabat will return to parent club Fiorentina this summer.

Several players are also out of contract, with Tom Heaton, Jonny Evans, Raphael Varane and Anthony Martial all set to leave as free agents.

As for the rest of Erik ten Hag's side, they are free to leave if the right offer comes in.

Although the Dutchman shut down the rumours during his press conference on Thursday.

Speaking ahead of the match against Crystal Palace, he said: "It's a joke. As long as I've worked here, every summer, every window, I think 200 players are getting interest from Manchester United.

"We did some research, it's untrue. Also every summer we sell all of the players in our squad, which you make all of the headlines and it is untrue. That takes responsibility how you make such a headline. Find a good source if there is some truth in it."

With a total transfer value of £455.5million, according to Transfermarkt, United's summer clear out could provide the funds for several huge signings ahead of next season.

Some players are more likely to leave than others, though, including Bruno Fernandes.

The club captain has hinted he could quit this summer and is "thinking about" a move.

Marcus Rashford is expected to resist an exit from his boyhood club as he is happy in Manchester.

As well as departures, United's squad overhaul will see several players arrive at Old Trafford before the start of the new season.

The club have even identified three areas to be strengthened as they target a centre-forward, central midfielder and right-sided centre-back.

Here are some of the players the Red Devils could buy.

Victor Osimhen

Victor Osimhen has been linked with a host of Premier League giants after winning the Serie A golden boot last season.

The Napoli striker has also fuelled speculation and his current club appear resigned to losing him this summer.

However, Osimhen will not come cheap after he penned a new deal in December which includes a £110million release clause.

Gleison Bremer

Juventus's Gleison Bremer has been strongly linked with United as they look to bolster their centre-back options.

The Brazilian has impressed during his time in Italy and has a £43million release clause, although it does not come into effect until next summer.

Michael Olise

Michael Olise has long been linked with a move to both United and Chelsea after starring for Crystal Palace in recent seasons.

The Eagles are desperate to keep hold of the Frenchman, though, and have slapped a £60million price tag on the 22-year-old.

Jarrad Branthwaite

A cheaper alternative to Bremer could be Everton's Jarrad Branthwaite, who earned a maiden England call-up in March.

The 21-year-old has been linked with a move to United after starring for the Toffees this season.

Joao Neves

Teenage midfielder Joao Neves, 19, has emerged as one of Europe's most in-demand players during his breakthrough campaign with Benfica.

United are amongst the potential suitors but face competition from both Chelsea and Liverpool for Neves' signature.

Ivan Toney

Ivan Toney looks set to leave Brentford this summer, with his contract expiring in 2025.

United are one of a number of clubs eyeing a move for the striker and reportedly lead Arsenal and Chelsea in the race to sign him.

Jeremie Frimpong

United also face a battle to sign Jeremie Frimpong, who has been a key part of Bayer Leverkusen's historic Bundesliga title triumph.

According to reports, though, the club have already held "concrete" talks with Frimpong's representatives.

Ross Barkley

Former England international Ross Barkley has enjoyed a brilliant campaign with Luton after returning to England last summer.

The 33-year-old could leave the Hatters if they go down and previously played for INEOS at French side Nice, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe remaining an admirer.