sport news Which Manchester United players should be sold this summer? YOUR COMMENTS as ... trends now
Manchester United are readying for a big summer in the transfer market with a number of players facing uncertain futures amid their turbulent season.
The Red Devils saw their campaign suffer another dip on the weekend as they were held to a 1-1 draw at home to relegation candidates Burnley. Winger Antony thinking he had netted the winner on 79 minutes at Old Trafford before Zeki Amdouni scored a late penalty in the dying embers of the game.
The result heaps the pressure on manager Erik ten Hag and regardless of whether he survives another season or not, it is likely the club's new football chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe, together with incoming CEO Omar Berrada - will be planning a large overhaul of the squad after a poor campaign.
United are currently sixth in the Premier League table on 54 points, six behind fifth placed Spurs and 13 behind fourth placed Aston Villa.
The Telegraph reported on Monday that the entire United squad is set to be put up for sale - with the exception of three players who are off limits, with Mail Sport reporting that Marcus Rashford is a possible player who could be allowed to depart.
Manchester United are reportedly set for a fire sale this summer with just three stars safe
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is preparing a huge overhaul of the squad after a dismal season from his side
And according to your comments, Rashford would be a popular choice to cash in on after his underwhelming campaign under Ten Hag. The England international has seven goals in the Premier League but his anonymous displays in recent games against Chelsea, Liverpool, Bournemouth and Coventry haved enraged fans.
One supporter wrote that Rashford 'should be one of the first players out of the door', adding: 'The more I see of his miserable approach to the game, the more I firmly believe he is one of the biggest behind the scenes problems we keep hearing about.
'Combine that with his atrocious performances and there is absolutely not reason to keep him at the club. Get rid of him please. It's long overdue.'
Another agreed over Rashford, saying: 'It's clear Rashford has to go and no longer wants to be there. Any player not willing to play for the manager is toxic and requires removal.'
One said United would be 'lucky' if the club got £50million for Rashford this summer and said he was 'not close'
