Wrapping up the Man Utd transfer news, rumours and gossip in the 2022 summer window.
Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick has confirmed the Premier League final day match against Crystal Palace will be Edinson Cavani's last for the club.
"Out of our starting XI, there will be 10, apart from Edi Cavani, who will still be playing for this club next season," he said.
Cavani, who is out of contract in the summer, started the defeat in the absence of the injured Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Manchester United have made it clear to Barcelona they will not blow their budget on a £70million deal for Frenkie de Jong (Daily Mail, May 19); United are weighing up a £75m move for Barcelona midfielder De Jong and have made contact with the club (The Manchester Evening News, May 12); De Jong is willing to wave goodbye to nearly £6m in unpaid wages to clinch a move to Manchester City this summer (The Sun, May 15); Barcelona are reportedly open to letting De Jong leave the club in the summer as incoming Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag plots a move for the midfielder (Daily Mirror, April 26); Manchester United have been dealt a blow in their hopes of signing De Jong this summer after Barcelona's former boss Ronald Koeman poured cold water over suggestions the club will cash in on the Dutch midfielder this summer (Daily Mirror, April 29).
Erik ten Hag wants to bring centre-back Lisandro Martinez, who helped him clinch the Eredivisie title this season, along with him from Ajax to Manchester United (Daily Telegraph, May 19); Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, is also on Ten hag's radar after registering 11 goals and 11 assists in Serie A this season (Calciomercato, May 19.
Manchester United will do battle with rivals Manchester City for the signing of River Plate prospect Enzo Fernandez this summer, according to reports in his native Argentina (Daily Mirror, May 18); Manchester United have already held talks over a deal to sign Fernandez, according to reports in South America (Daily Express, April 14); Manchester United are watching Fernandez, 21, who has a £20.6m buy-out clause (Daily Mail, April 16).
Liverpool are set to battle Manchester United for the signing of Antony this summer despite the Ajax star's manager Erik ten Hag joining the Red Devils (Daily Express, May 18); Erik ten Hag will attempt to raid his current side Ajax to sign winger Antony, who is likely to cost in excess of £50m (The Sun, April 19).
Marco van Basten has urged Erik ten Hag to make Chelsea winger Hakim Ziyech one of his first signings as Manchester United manager (Daily Mail, May 18).
Liverpool could hijack Manchester United's attempts to bring Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni to the Premier League as the Merseysiders have reportedly made initial contact with the player's entourage (Daily Express, April 27); Liverpool and Manchester United have been told Tchouameni will cost just short of £60m if he is to leave this summer (Daily Mirror, May 3).
Juventus have conceded they will not be able to compete with Manchester United for the signature of Lazio star Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, according to reports in Italy (Daily Mirror, May 3)
Manchester United and Tottenham will battle it out for the signature of Sam Johnstone in the summer, after the England goalkeeper allows his West Brom contract to run its course (Sky Sports, April 12).
James Ward-Prowse is the man Erik ten Hag wants to boss Manchester United's new midfield, but will face competition from Manchester City (The Sun on Sunday, May 1); Manchester United have offered Inter Milan a fee of £42m and Anthony Martial in order to land Lautaro Martinez, according to reports (Daily Express, May 1).
Manchester United have received a major transfer boost in their bid to sign Benfica star Darwin Nunez in the summer (The Sun, April 27); Nunez has been valued at a whopping £113m by his Benfica boss (The Sun, April 11).
Erik ten Hag wants to sign Feyenoord left-back Tyrell Malacia for Manchester United, with a fee of £20m thought to be enough to complete the transfer (The Sunday Mirror, May 1).
Erik ten Hag wants a new right-back to replace Aaron Wan-Bissaka, but United fear they have failed to hijack Bayern Munich's signing of Ajax's Noussair Mazraoui on a free transfer (The Sunday Mirror, May 1).
Manchester United have made a shock approach for Everton forward Richarlison but face competition from one other club (Daily Express, April 9); Erik ten Hag is set to orchestrate a mass reshape at, starting with the signing of Everton's Richarlison (Daily Express, May 10)
Manchester United and Arsenal are reportedly in a straight shootout to sign Leicester Youri Tielemans (The Sun, April 9).
Kalvin Phillips will resist any attempt by Manchester United to sign him in a £60m deal this summer - because he couldn't bear to betray Leeds fans (Daily Mail, April 29); Manchester United's hopes of signing Kalvin Phillips have reportedly been given a boost as the Leeds midfielder is set to switch agents in a bid to secure an Elland Road exit (Daily Express, April 29); Manchester United have a three-man shortlist to bolster their midfield options in the summer with Leeds' Phillips believed to be a more achievable signing than his England team-mates Declan Rice and Jude Bellingham (The Sun, April 8); Manchester United's hopes of sealing a summer swoop for Phillips have been dealt a blow, with reports claiming that Aston Villa are set to join them in the race for the Leeds star (Daily Express, April 4).
Manchester United "isn't the place to go" for wanted West Ham man Declan Rice, says Hammers hero Anton Ferdinand (The Sun, April 29); Harry Kane and Declan Rice are among the most ambitious and costly targets on Manchester United's radar and there is an acceptance at the club that either deal could be very difficult to do. John McGinn, the Aston Villa and Scotland midfielder, is another player of interest to United (Daily Telegraph, April 7).
Harry Kane, Declan Rice, Yves Bissouma and Jurrien Timber lead Erik ten Hag's list of transfer targets as Manchester United prepare for a summer clearout, but their budget could be as little as £20m if they miss out on Champions League football (Daily Mail, April 14); Ajax defender Jurrien Timber has emerged as a potential target for Manchester United (Daily Mail, April 5).
Manchester United, Arsenal and Newcastle have all made enquiries about Paulo Dybala. Tottenham have long been in discussions with the Argentine's representatives (Daily Mail, April 29).
Incoming Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag could bring £35m Ajax goal machine Sebastien Haller with him to Old Trafford (The Sun, April 27); Manchester United face competition from Borussia Dortmund in pursuit of Haller (The Sun, April 28).
Manchester United are set to miss out on Peterborough wonderkid Ronnie Edwards despite Sir Alex Ferguson advising a transfer last year (The Sun, April 27).
Manchester United are set to renew their long-standing interest in West Ham centre-half Issa Diop (The Sun, April 27).
Liverpool could hijack Manchester United's attempts to bring Monaco midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni to the Premier League as the Merseysiders have reportedly made initial contact with the player's entourage (Daily Express, April 27); Two thunderous goals from Aurelien Tchouameni for Monaco against Lille could have done his hopes of a big-money transfer some good, with reports that scouts from Manchester United, Chelsea and Real Madrid were all in attendance (The Mirror, May 8).
Manchester United are reportedly 'monitoring' Roma attacker Nicolo Zaniolo ahead of the impending rebuild under Erik ten Hag (Daily Express, April 27).
Manchester United's hopes of signing Christopher Nkunku have taken a hit, with RB Leipzig insisting the France international will play for them next season (Daily Mail, April 22).
Manchester United have reignited their interest in Pau Torres as part of a massive squad overhaul this summer (The Sun, April 21); Chelsea could thwart Manchester United's summer transfer plans by hijacking the Red Devils' interest in Villarreal centre-back Torres (Daily Express, April 29); United have reportedly shortlisted Villarreal defender Torres as a potential summer target (The Sun, May 10).
Manchester United have "strong and confirmed" interest in Lazio midfielder Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, according to a report in Italy (Daily Express, April 19); United have identified Milinkovic-Savic as a potential replacement for Paul Pogba (The Sun, April 21).
Arsenal are in pole position in the bidding war to land Napoli and Manchester United target Victor Osimhen in the summer (The Sun, April 18); Manchester United are reportedly leading the race to sign Victor Osimhen this summer as Erik ten Hag looks to bolster their ranks up front (Daily Mirror, April 29); Manchester United are targeting Everton youngster Jarrad Branthwaite (Daily Express, April 18); Tottenham forward Steven Bergwijn could become the first signing of the Erik ten Hag revolution at Manchester United after a previous failed attempt to sign him for Ajax (Daily Mail, April 15); Manchester United have joined Arsenal in a £20m transfer scramble for Norwich defender Max Aarons (The Sun, April 15); Liverpool are ready to join the battle to sign Torino star Gleison Bremer, who is also wanted by Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United (The Sun, April 14).
Manchester United scouts watched Arnaut Danjuma give Villarreal a shock Champions League win over Bayern Munich (Daily Mail, April 8).
Erik ten Hag will make Ruben Neves one of his No 1 transfer targets (The Sun, April 7); Wolves boss Bruno Lage says the club have slapped a £100m price tag on Ruben Neves amid rumoured interest from Manchester United, Arsenal and Tottenham;
Manchester United have reportedly been told that they will have to pay Konrad Laimer's £34m release clause in order to prise him away from RB Leipzig (The Mirror, May 12); Manchester United are keeping tabs on RB Leipzig midfielder Laimer and, according to reports, could secure his signature with the help of current boss Ralf Rangnick, who brought him to the Bundesliga club back in 2017 (Daily Star, April 7).
Manchester United are planning a 'high transfer offer' for Barcelona defensive sensation Ronald Araujo, according to reports in Spain (Daily Express, April 4); Borussia Dortmund defender Manuel Akanji has claimed he is 'fully focused' on playing for the German giants, despite reports linking him with a move to Manchester United this summer (Daily Mail, April 4).
Manchester United are considering a move for Red Bull Salzburg goalkeeper Philipp Kohn (The Sun, April 1); Manchester United have joined the race to sign Roma striker Tammy Abraham in the summer (The Sun, April 1).
The latest players linked with a Man Utd exit
Paul Pogba's representatives held positive talks with Juventus this week over a free transfer this summer - but the player has yet to make a final decision on his future (Sky Sports, May 21); Man City are interested in signing Pogba on a free transfer in what could become one of the most explosive deals in British transfer history (Daily Mail, May 7); Pogba agreed personal terms with City but turned down a move to the Etihad because he was concerned about the backlash from Manchester United supporters (The Times, May 20); Pogba will decide his future at the end of the season (Sky Sports, May 7); Pogba is yet to decide on his next club as he prepares to leave Manchester United when his contract expires at the end of the season, with Real Madrid, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus interested in signing the 29-year-old (Sky Sports, April 26).
Aaron Wan-Bissaka wants a new deal at Manchester United - but has been told to wait on Erik ten Hag's verdict on his future (The Sun, May 22). Wan-Bissaka, Eric Bailly and Anthony Martial are among players Erik ten Hag has already decided can leave Manchester United this summer, according to reports (Daily Mirror, April 26); United are open to letting right-back Wan Bissaka leave Old Trafford this summer (Sky Sports, May 19); Manchester United have told six players, including Dean Henderson, Donny van de Beek and Anthony Martial, that they will have to stay at the club next season with only players out of contract being allowed to leave ahead of Erik ten Hag's arrival (Daily Mirror, April 8); Erik ten Hag is set to start pre-season with Van de Beek in his Manchester United squad following the Holland midfielder's loan at Everton (The Daily Telegraph, April 27).
Dean Henderson is more likely to leave Manchester United on loan this summer than in a permanent deal, with Newcastle among the clubs weighing up a move for the England goalkeeper (Daily Telegraph, May 18); Manchester United have placed a £40m price tag on unsettled England goalkeeper Henderson (Daily Star, April 17); United will pay some of Henderson's £120k-a-week wages if he leaves Old Trafford on loan next season to reignite his career (The Sun, April 17).
Paul Pogba has played his last game for Manchester United - and also appears to have sent his final message to the squad group chat on WhatsApp (Daily Mirror, April 26); Manchester United have no desire to extend Pogba's contract and the injured midfielder has now played his last game for the club (The Sun, April 23); Pogba has reportedly "decided" that he wants to return to Juventus this summer (The Sun, April 8).
Jesse Lingard has reportedly priced himself out of a move to Newcastle United in the summer because of his £150,000 weekly wage demands as well as a signing-on fee and bonuses (Daily Telegraph, May 12); Marcus Rashford and Jesse Lingard have been given lifelines by new Manchester United chief Erik ten Hag (The Sun on Sunday, May 1); Lingard, though, is in talks with Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain, AC Milan and Newcastle as his contract winds down (Daily Mail, May 5); Daily Arsenal have reportedly set aside £45m for out-of-sorts Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford as the Gunners prepare an overhaul of their attack in the summer transfer window (Daily Star, April 29); Manchester United chiefs hope to convince Marcus Rashford to stay and reignite his career at Old Trafford (The Sun, April 8); Rashford wants to be part of Manchester United's future under new boss Erik ten Hag (Daily Star, April 23); Arsenal have registered their interest in Manchester United star Marcus Rashford, reports suggest (Daily Express, April 29).
Manchester United bigwigs will discuss a £12m pay-off with Martial to help grease the wheels of a summer move (The Sun on Sunday, May 1); Barcelona are interested in Manchester United pair Anthony Elanga and Scott McTominay as part of a potential swap deal for Frenkie de Jong, according to reports (The Sunday Express, May 1).
Fulham are keen to lure Nemanja Matic back to London when his Manchester United contract expires this summer (The Sun, May 22). Roma have reportedly expressed their concerns to Jose Mourinho over whether or not to pursue Matic from Manchester United (Daily Mirror, May 18); Roma manager Jose Mourinho is ready to offer Matic a Manchester United escape route (Daily Mirror, April 21); Matic is set to join Juventus this summer and will get a £10m signing-on fee from the Serie A club (Daily Star, May 8).
Erik ten Hag wants Cristiano Ronaldo to stay at Manchester United (The Telegraph, May 7). Cristiano Ronaldo's second spell at Manchester United could end prematurely this summer with Erik ten Hag having made it clear he is not part of his plans and will not suit his style of play (Daily Star, April 15); Cristiano Ronaldo has held regular private meetings with Sir Alex Ferguson to talk over his future at Manchester United (The Mirror, May 8).
Manchester United outcast Andreas Pereira's proposed permanent move to Flamengo has reportedly collapsed (Daily Mirror, April 13); Manchester United transfer chief John Murtough has reportedly informed Pereira he has a future at Old Trafford under Erik ten Hag (Daily Express, April 23); Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata is reportedly at the centre of a transfer tug-of-war between AC and Inter Milan (The Sun, April 9).
Barcelona had been compiling reports on Bruno Fernandes prior to his new Manchester United contract, it has been claimed (Daily Express, April 3).
Man Utd exodus: 18 players who could leave this summer
Ralf Rangnick has said Manchester United need to sign as many as 10 new players, but who could leave the club this summer?
Sky Sports News understands United will prioritise a new centre-back, two central midfielders, a winger and a striker, while also examining their full-back and goalkeeping options.
But in order to strengthen their squad under their next manager - Ajax boss Erik Ten Hag - the club must first make room by clearing the decks.
We take a look at the players facing uncertain futures at Old Trafford, from those who are approaching the ends of their contracts, to those who simply don't seem to fit in any longer.
Confirmed Man Utd signings
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Confirmed Man Utd departures
Nemanja Matic - free transfer.
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