Manchester United Prepares for Major Overhaul, Open to Offers for Majority of Squad

In an unprecedented overhaul bid, Manchester United is reportedly open to entertain offers for almost all of its first-team squad this summer. This strategic move comes as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's plan to restore the club's former glory and make them competitors for major honours once more.

Standout players, including England striker Marcus Rashford, are on the chopping block, although United insiders conveyed a desire to retain Rashford and aid him in regaining his impressive form, which saw him score 30 goals in the last season.

While an association between Rashford and Paris St-Germain is known, there are no overtures of the Champions League semi-finalists moving for the 26-year-old player. Nevertheless, Manager Erik ten Hag's regular starters, such as Rasmus Hojlund, Kobbie Mainoo, and Alejandro Garnacho, are mostly secure in the forthcoming shake-up. The sale of heavyweight players including Bruno Fernandes, Andre Onana, and Diogo Dalot depends on substantial propositions.

Unfortunately, the degree of interest for United's squad and the potential fees they could amass remains uncertain, given the team's poor record of previous player sales.


The drastic reshuffling also includes the likely departure of players such as Anthony Martial and defender Raphael Varane. Christian Eriksen and Casemiro, albeit their disappointing campaigns, coupled with Harry Maguire and Scott McTominay may be listed for sale if a suitable deal comes along.

Notably, the undercurrents hint at high-profile departures of Mason Greenwood, who could fetch a remarkable profit, and Jadon Sancho. As for Manager Erik ten Hag, speculations persist concerning a potential move back to Ajax. Amid this widespread uncertainty, insiders at United noted that it might not be until the 2025-26 season before the team bounces back strongly.