Who should be sold by Manchester United in a significant summer makeover?

Manchester United is ready to consider bids for almost every member of their roster in the transfer window, so the summer might be very hectic for the team.

The new backroom crew assembled by the Ineos and Sir Jim Ratcliffe is prepared to make significant changes after seizing control of all football-related matters, even as Erik ten Hag's future is also being scrutinized.

After a dismal season, a substantial revamp is planned, with newly appointed technical director Jason Wilcox expected to be in charge of evaluating the first-team roster.

The fact that Manchester United is currently 36 points behind leaders Arsenal in the Premier League table, in sixth place, highlights the enormous gap that needs to be closed by the new football operations team.  

Diogo Dalot

Most likely United's player of the year and a valuable addition to the team in the event of a summer shake-up. Moreover, until 2028, under contract. Hold onto.Most likely United's player of the year and a valuable addition to the team in the event of a summer shake-up. Moreover, until 2028, under contract. 

keep

Harry Maguire

Maguire has been one of United's best players this season, but they should make sure they move him this time around, like they sought to do last summer. The England center back's contract is about to expire, and although United won't recover the £80 million they paid for him, mid-table teams may make an offer, so they should take whatever they can.

 Offer to sell.

Aaron Wan Bisacka

A right back who is among the greatest at one-on-one defense on his day would undoubtedly draw interest from the Premier League, but he isn't good enough for where United should be. 

Andre Onana

Although the goalkeeper has improved following a rough start to life at Old Trafford, United would probably have trouble recovering the £47.2 million they paid Inter a year ago. Hold on.Although the goalie has improved following a rough start to life at Old Trafford, United would probably have trouble recovering the £47.2 million they paid Inter a year ago. Keep.

Raphael Varane

This summer's contract expires for the World Cup champion. There is a one-year extension option. Only when they are certain they will sell the 31-year-old should United activate it. Either way, Old Trafford is not where he wants to end up.

 If you can, sell; if not, transfer for free.

Victor Lindelof

Similar to Wan-Bissaka, the Sweden international is nearing the end of his contract, and United has had plenty time to recognize that he's not quite up to par. However, if Maguire and Varane had already left, a choice would need to be taken. Offer to sell.Similar to Wan-Bissaka, the Sweden international is nearing the end of his contract, and United has had plenty time to recognize that he's not quite up to par. However, if Maguire and Varane had already left, a choice would need to be taken.

 Offer to sell.

Bruno Fernandes

 Without Fernandes, United would be in a far worse situation. He is without a doubt their best player. However, if another European powerhouse expressed interest, he would also command the highest transfer cost in the team. During a rebuild, is selling your captain really what you want to do?

Hold on

Mason Mount

His first year at Old Trafford has been a complete bust, and if United sells, they won't even come close to recouping the £55 million they paid for the England international. Mount was one of the most intriguing young players in Europe and an England regular; United may have to hope he finds his form again.

Hold on.

Luke Shaw

Although there would be no resale value if they did, United could surely persuade an ambitious mid-table Premier League team to make a move for the England international if it weren't for his injury history.

Hold on.

Bruno Fernandes

Without Fernandes, United would be in a far worse situation. He is without a doubt their best player. However, if another European powerhouse expressed interest, he would also command the highest transfer cost in the team. During a rebuild, is selling your captain really what you want to do?

Hold on.

Marcus Rashford

Given that Rashford has had a challenging season and a challenging off-field year, United does not want to sell the player. There's a case to be made for both sides splitting up, especially if United receives a big offer from Europe or elsewhere. Undoubtedly, Rashford's worth has decreased from what it would have risen to after a 30-goal season in the previous year. Maybe you hold on and hope he regains his form.

Hold until Rashford receives an incredible offer and decides to go.

Lisandro Martinez

Outstanding the previous season, sidelined this one. The World Cup winner may be one of the few players in the United team whose sale would fetch a high price. However, Ten Hag also has a soft spot for him.

Hold on.

Willy Kambwala

The 19-year-old could prove useful in the future as he has occasionally performed well while moving into the back line. On the other hand, if United finds a suitor in the PSR period, they could recover a sizable profit. City of Manchester would sell. 

United ought to sell.

Jonny Evans

The 36-year-old, who was hired as seasoned injury cover, never would have predicted to be so involved this season. United needs to confirm that they are not in a situation where they must be in touch with the veteran. Transfer for free.

Christian Eriksen

Although he is past his prime, the Dane has served United well over the previous two seasons. Although there are those who argue that he should be kept for another year due to the poor transfer offers, United ought to sell if they can.

Offer to sell.

Alejandro Garnacho

The 19-year-old, who has a four-year deal, is a future star. Similar to Mainoo, United ought to focus on developing around him.

Hold on.

Antony

The Brazilian's £86 million signing has been a complete bust, and Ten Hag's future may be connected to him. Even if United were lucky to receive half of what they paid Ajax two years prior, this may still be detrimental to PSR. Although Ten Hag has showed confidence in the winger, it's doubtful that any manager would if the Dutchman is taken off the field this summer. 

Sell.

Jadon Sancho

One more whose destiny will be intertwined with Ten Hag's. Ten Hag will never see the former England international on the field again unless he issues an apology for his social media criticism of him. Sancho has excelled since returning to Borussia Dortmund, who may wish to re-sign him permanently in the summer despite the fact that both teams have been stuck in a deadlock. It appears like Sancho can still be a valuable asset to United, but not under Ten Hag.

Sell if Ten Hag isn't fired.

Tyrell Malacia

Due to injuries, one of Ten Hag's initial acquisitions has hardly played this year. To spark interest, the 24-year-old left-back might need to go on loan first. 

Loan out

Casemiro

Brilliant last season, a shadow of his former self this season. That four-year contract is looking more brainless every game. United should hope the five-time Champions League winner attracts interest from Saudi Arabia. 

Sell.

Mason Greenwood

Greenwood was accused of attempted rape, assault causing actual bodily harm, and controlling and coercive behavior. Sir Jim Ratcliffe seemed to have left room for Greenwood to return this summer, but United now wants to sever all relations. This season, the 22-year-old has been on loan at Getafe. If Greenwood were to be brought back into the team, there would almost definitely be opposition from supporters of United outside of the team.

Offer to sell.

Amad Diallo

The standout performance of United's season came from his winner against Liverpool, but as he approaches his contract's final year, the team might try to cash in.

Offer to sell.

Rasmus Hojlund

Despite certain uncertainties for the upcoming season, the 21-year-old's goal-scoring run in February and March gave him enough confidence to play a significant role in United's future.

 Hold on.

Antony Martial

An awful emblem of Manchester United in the present era. This summer is the Frenchman's contract expiration, and the club has no intention of initiating a one-year extension. This season, the 28-year-old has only made seven starts and hasn't played since December.

Transfer for free.

Sofyan Amrabat

After he leaves Fiorentina on loan, United has the option to purchase the Moroccan. However, they shouldn't do so at all because it is obvious that he is not the same player that shone during the World Cup.

The loan expires.

Kobbie Mainoo

United should do all in their power to retain the 19-year-old, who has emerged as a breakthrough star this season, and center their new squad on him.

Hold on.

Scott McTominay

Although United has frequently been saved by his late goals, the team sought to transfer him last summer and should make a profit before he reaches the last year of his contract. Premier League clubs should be very interested in this.

Offer to sell.