Manchester United’s summer plans hinge on significant outgoings as INEOS look to generate funds for Ruben Amorim’s first major transfer window in charge.
The club is open to major decisions, even contemplating offers for homegrown stars like Alejandro Garnacho and Kobbie Mainoo, with academy sales delivering pure profit.
While such exits would be controversial, they emphasise the importance of balancing the books and rebuilding the squad.
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Marcus Rashford’s future remains uncertain too, with the club reportedly open to parting ways with the England international if the right offer arrives.
Sales will be vital in determining the scale of investment this summer, and United are keeping close tabs on potential windfalls from former players as well.
One such case is Mason Greenwood, who has caught the attention of multiple European giants after a standout season at Marseille.
With 19 goals and five assists in Ligue 1, the 23-year-old is enjoying a career revival and has once again become one of the most talked-about English attackers on the continent.
According to CaughtOffside, Mason Greenwood is keen on returning to the Premier League, and Liverpool are reportedly monitoring his situation closely as they prepare to revamp their attacking options.
Darwin Nunez is expected to leave Anfield this summer, and senior figures at the club have expressed appreciation for Greenwood’s resurgence, reportedly making initial enquiries about a potential move.
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Marseille could be open to selling the forward for around €70 million, which could result in a hefty windfall for United.
Thanks to a 50 per cent sell-on clause inserted during Greenwood’s move to France last year, the Red Devils could pocket roughly £16 million if a deal of that size materialises.
While a Liverpool-Greenwood transfer would be controversial, especially considering the nature of his United exit, the financial benefit could aid Amorim’s summer reshuffle.
Whether the move goes ahead or not, Greenwood’s future could still impact Old Trafford — even from a distance.
The saga is one to watch as the transfer window approaches and United’s summer rebuild takes shape.
