Reunite with Tenghach? Post: Leverkusen is one of the teams that follow Anthony

June 4th, June 4th, The Daily Mail Sports Edition answered questions about Manchester United's transfer plan this summer. In terms of player transfer, Manchester United urgently needs to sell players to generate income for the remaining reconstruction work of the summer, but they are also ready to accept loan contracts for players who are no longer needed.

First is Sancho, who, for months, has been considering paying £5 million in liquidated damages in exchange for their failure to fulfill their buyout obligations - Sancho is reluctant to lower his salary and eventually Chelsea gave up bringing in him. Sancho is most likely to be a return to the Bundesliga, who has performed well in both Borussia Dortmund's experiences, but Manchester United may struggle to get the £25m transfer fee they want.

Then comes Rashford. During his loan to Villa in the 24-25 season, Rashford performed well and Manchester United was eager to sell him, but it is reported that Rashford's departure is more likely to be on loan, but with a buyout clause. Manchester United hopes to make an official player for £40 million.

And Anthony, who performed well during his loan at Betis, but Betis did not have enough funds to formally sign him, so they are considering loaning the player again unless Manchester United lowered the transfer fee asking price to around £30-35 million.

Leverkusen is one of the teams focusing on Anthony, not only because of their reunion with Tenhach, but also because they need to find a replacement for Wiltz, who looks close to joining Liverpool with a Premier League record transfer fee.

Inter Milan wants to loan Hoylen instead of a permanent transfer; Atletico Madrid is paying attention to Garnacho, but has not yet determined its final intention. Chelsea has not completely given up introducing Garnacho, but Dortmund's Gittens is their priority before the Club World Cup. So, although Chelsea was interested in Garnacho in January, it seems that the transfer is unlikely at the moment.

In addition, although Maynu is ranked low on Manchester United's for sale list, he is not unavailable. As for youth training players, many promising young players were loaned out.