Massive change for Manchester United attack with five departures
It’s already known that United are prioritising a complete overhaul of their attack, so it’s no surprise we’re going to see nearly a completely new line up of attackers ready for next season.
Antony, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho are the three obvious departures, with their loan spells serving as a chance to kickstart their careers once again to inspire some interest for the summer.
Whilst Chelsea look set to pay the £5 million penalty fee to pull out of singing Sancho, Bayer Leverkusen are reportedly looking at the former Bundesliga star as a replacement for Florian Wirtz who’s headed to Liverpool.
Aston Villa are no longer exploring the £40 million option to buy Marcus Rashford as they failed to secure Champions League football, however the valuation stands should another side look to sign him this summer.
The final member of the loaned out trio, Antony, has had the most success of the three, with his time at Real Betis making him essential to the LaLiga side who are keen to retain him going forwards.
As such it’s likely he’ll remain with Betis for another year, it just remains to be seen if that’s on a season-long loan or as a permanent deal, with the loan being more likely.
Next up is Rasmus Hojlund who’s had a truly disappointing season, wracking up a streak of 21 games without a goal, 20 of which went without an assists either. As such, United are looking likely to want to offload the star, with Liam Delap on the verge of joining the club as the first-choice striker.
Inter Milan are reportedly in full agreement to sign the Denmark international this summer, offering him a lifeline to return to Serie A after a successful spell with Atalanta before moving to Old Trafford.
Finally comes Alejandro Garnacho who over the weekend was told by Amorim to find a new club, calling an end to his time at Old Trafford.
With Chelsea and Napoli waiting in the wings since the winter transfer, United will undoubtedly have offers for the Argentine winger, however the public nature of the bust up could have weakened United’s position of negotiations.
