Manchester United is ready for a major purge? Management makes clear: No one will be "definitely" to stay in the team next season

According to Samuel Luckhurst, chief reporter of Manchester Evening News, Manchester United has clearly communicated to the players that no one in the team is a "non-sale product" and everyone may be sold this summer. According to reports, Garnacho, who was considered "absolutely not to sell" last summer, has now been notified by the club to find his next home. After the Europa League final, the new coach Amorin evaluated the lineup and the management also reached a consensus: the team's overall performance declined severely, and no one had an unshakable position.

Manchester United's record this season is bleak, with only ranked 15th in the Premier League, and their qualification for the European Cup has been completely ruined. This not only means that the team will lose £180 million of European winnings, match-day income and sponsorship income for the season, but also allows the management to completely press the "clean" button.

However, if there is no sky-high price quote, some players are still expected to stay in the team, such as Yoro, Amad, Dogu and young player Havan. Goalkeeper Onana himself also hopes to continue playing for the Red Devils. Although the club is looking for a new goalkeeper, he is still in the plan for next season.

And Rashford, Sancho, Anthony and Maracia have all been put on the purge list. The senior management no longer has much hope for Hoylen's future, and although Zilkerze is on the inspection list, his status has also been questioned.

Manchester United is destined to be calm this summer, and a drastic blood exchange is brewing. For the players, this is not only an offseason, but also a turning point that determines their destiny.