Manchester United look set to have a busy summer transfer window when it comes to incomings and outgoings, and the club have to sell Manuel Ugarte as a priority.
So far this season, Ugarte has started just seven games in the Premier League, but he's featured in 21, primarily off the bench.
Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes and Kobbie Mainoo have all been preferred options in the middle of the park ahead of him, in what is his second season at the club.
In his first campaign, Ugarte was more of a regular, starting 22 Premier League games, but he's seen his minutes rapidly decrease this season.
Man Utd Need to Sell 'Dud'
Manuel Ugarte in action for Manchester United
Ugarte came on against Bournemouth in the final stages of the game after Harry Maguire was sent off, but despite making just six passes, the Uruguayan showed once again why United need to offload him in the summer transfer window.
Samuel Luckhurst described Ugarte as a 'dud' after the game, after he gave away a needless foul in United's defensive third after 100 minutes, applying pressure on Michael Carrick's side late on.
Again, despite the lack of minutes in the game, the Daily Express gave Ugarte a 4/10 rating, suggesting that he was 'anonymous'.
We've seen enough of Ugarte now to know that he's not a player at the level required for a side who are competing to finish in the Champions League places, and United need to do everything they can to try and claw back the £50m+ they paid for him.
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Michael Carrick Appears to Agree
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick applauds the supporters
Since the 11th January, Ugarte hasn't played more than 29 minutes in a game, failing to come off the bench four times. On four occasions, Ugarte has played fewer than 10 minutes, so it's clear to see that Carrick is in agreement that he's not at the required level.
Whether Carrick remains in charge for next season or not remains to be seen, but if he does stay, it wouldn't be a surprise to see him green-light an exit.
United could find it difficult to recoup the £50m they paid to bring him to the club, and they might have to cut their losses to get him off the wage bill in the summer.