All players expected to leave Man United this summer, including £80m duo
Manchester United are preparing for a big summer with several players expected to leave.
Read on as we look at players expected to depart the club.
Marcus Rashford
The England international has fallen out with manager Ruben Amorim and is expected to be moved on by United.
He is doing well on loan at Aston Villa. They have the option to make the move permanent for £40 million.
Antony
The Brazilian winger is not in Amorim’s plans, and United want to sell the Brazil international for £40m.
Real Betis are advancing in negotiations to sign him permanently amid interest from Atletico Madrid.
Jadon Sancho
The departure of the England international from the Mancunian giants is also imminent.
He is expected to leave for Chelsea, where he is presently spending a season-long loan, or move elsewhere.
Tyrell Malacia
He joined Dutch side PSV Eindhoven on loan in January but has struggled, making 10 appearances across all competitions.
With Amorim set to have several left wing-back options besides him next season, he may have played his last game for United.
Casemiro
The Brazilian midfielder has been brilliant recently, earning a nomination for the club’s Player of the Month for March alongside Bruno Fernandes and Harry Maguire.
He is the club’s highest earner, and United want to sell him to reduce their wage bill.
Christian Eriksen
He has fallen down the pecking order, and is not trusted by manager Ruben Amorim. He is set to leave Old Trafford when his contract expires this summer.
Jonny Evans
He has been injured for most of this term, making just 12 appearances across all competitions.
His contract expires this summer, and he is set to leave Old Trafford.
Victor Lindelof
The 30-year-old’s contract expires this summer, and United have shown no desire to keep him, making his exit from the club imminent.
Tom Heaton
The English shot-stopper is the oldest in United’s squad. The club will end their association with him upon his contract expiration in the summer.
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Article written by Henry Thornton .