Ruben Amorim will oversee a significant summer overhaul at Manchester United. Four players from the Europa League final starting XI among the eight exits expected.
After United’s UEL Defeat, Ruben Amorim Is Heading A Massive Clear-Out
After a disappointing loss to Tottenham in the Europa League final, Manchester United are bracing for a summer overhaul. The Red Devils’ have failed to qualify for next season’s UCL. Also, they have missed out on a potential £100m payday. That has forced head coach Ruben Amorim to make tough calls. Four players who started the final, Casemiro, Luke Shaw, Andre Onana, and Rasmus Hojlund, are all up for sale, as per GIVEMESPORT.
The manager has grown frustrated with their performances this season. Especially, with Hojlund’s lack of consistency despite a £72m price tag. And Shaw’s ongoing injury troubles has been a big issue. Onana has been heavily criticized for his errors throughout the campaign. And Casemiro, despite having a strong run to the final, is also set to go.
These high earners are costing the club nearly £1 million a week. So, selling them would help Utd trim their wage bill and prepare for new arrivals. The head coach is pushing for a new striker to replace Hojlund.
More Big Names Could Follow in Shock Summer Sale
According to reports, Man Utd are also considering selling up to four more first-team players. Those include Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, and Antony. All of these are currently out on loan. The club hopes to earn around £90m from their sales.
Perhaps the biggest surprise is Alejandro Garnacho. Despite a promising season, he may also leave if a £60m offer lands. Chelsea and Napoli admire the young winger and are likely tracking his movements.
Amorim will have the backing of United’s new INEOS-led ownership to overhaul the squad. Given that, up to eight players are likely heading for the exit door. It’s clear that a new era is taking shape at Old Trafford.
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