According to the Manchester Evening News, Manchester United are aiming to break the double-figure barrier for record sales this summer.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is careful about the FFP rules and wants to make sure the club acts on unwanted players present in the squad.
The INEOS chief wants to add new players but that is only possible if some of the current ones leave some space in the wage bill.
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Hence, players like Jadon Sancho, Hannibal Mejbri, Anthony Martial, and Donny van de Beek could be heading towards the exit doors.
The Red Devils have a high net wage bill with some players receiving relatively more than others.
Man United are also paying more to underperforming players even if they are unable to break into the squad.
Even while comparing this wage list to other clubs, there is a lack of structure in the financial aspect at Old Trafford.
Hence, selling the deadwood would relieve the strain and help make space for quality replacements.
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It was earlier said that Erik ten Hag is working towards building a limit on the salary received which should be based on the player’s performances.
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Sancho, Mejbri, Van de Beek and Alvaro Fernandes will be made available for transfers in the upcoming transfer window.
Senior players like Raphael Varane, Tom Heaton and Anthony Martial are out of contract at the end of the season and they could be sold.
Sofyan Amrabat is going back to Fiorentina after finishing the season-long loan. Victor Lindelöf, Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Facundo Pellistri’s contract will also expire in a year and hence a decision on their future will also be made.
Mason Greenwood’s loan spell at Getafe has been a successful one and Ratcliffe will be making a final decision regarding his stay at the Theatre of Dreams.
Last but not least, Marcus Rashford’s poor form could smell trouble for him if he doesn’t improve his stats at the end of the season.
The Red Devils have had a poor selling spree in the past with only five players making them £25 million or above.
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Out of these only Cristiano Ronaldo, Angel di Maria, Romelu Lukaku, Daniel James and David Beckham’s sale have handed a decent profit to the club.
United should improve on this number but it is highly unlikely that any team will offer a very high sum of money for the current bunch of players.