Manchester United is already looking ahead to the summer transfer window, despite the fact that the January transfer window has just ended.
Erik ten Hag, the Red Devils’ manager, plans to continue his squad overhaul by selling key players. The Dutchman wants to bring in a new group of players at the end of the season and will try to fund that by making several big-money sales.
The news comes as it was revealed that if the Glazers sell the club, they will leave behind a £500 million debt, and star defender Raphael Varane has come under fire for his decision to retire from international football. Mirror Football compiles the most recent United news.
Ten Hag is preparing for a fire sale.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is planning a summer firesale as part of his ongoing squad overhaul. Anthony Martial, Scott McTominay, and Harry Maguire will all be placed on the transfer list.
Ten Hag hopes to sell at least six players and use the proceeds to fund a summer splurge as he looks to improve his options. Alex Telles, Eric Bailly, and Donny van de Beek are all expected to follow that trio out the door.
By making those six permanent, United’s CEO hopes to raise significant funds. He intends to use that money to bring in a striker, center-back, and midfielder to bolster his squad. Imprint his own ideas on the club.
The Glazer family may be preparing to grant many United fans’ wishes and sell the club, but the Americans have a nasty surprise in store. According to reports, the Glazers will leave the club’s £500 million debts to the next owners.
The Glazers recently listed the Red Devils for sale, asking £6 billion for the Premier League giants. And their agreement to sell United will include the understanding that they will be able to walk away from the financial mess they have created at Old Trafford.
According to the most recent accounts, United has debts of just under £515 million, which means that only £35 million of the £550 million leveraged debt imposed on the club by the Glazers has been repaid. They purchased it in 2005.
“I think that at this age and when you play in a club that allows you to be at a very high level, you have a duty. It is to bring your talent to your country. “It’s a disaster,” Rothen told AS.
“You have a long history, congratulations!” In 2018, he won the most prestigious of competitions, the World Cup. We witnessed his entire contribution to the previous World Cup. There was some skepticism because he was coming off an injury, but he performed admirably.”
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