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Manchester United are currently working hard to bring reinforcements into Old Trafford, but they will also need to start selling players as well. Last season a number of players grew unhappy due to their lack of playing time and if the club are to maintain a harmonious dressing room atmosphere under Erik ten Hag in his debut season, this can not be allowed to happen again.
Arsenal: Eddie Nketiah signs new contact
Alex Telles showed his social media followers he is putting in the work ahead of his return to Manchester United next week.
Manchester United have held talks over a potential move for the Ajax forward Antony but are waiting for a breakthrough in negotiations with Barcelona for Frenkie de Jong before advancing other deals.
Erik ten Hag is hoping to rebuild Manchester United this summer. He will take charge of the Red Devils next season but before then, the squad must be strengthened using the transfer market, especially considering the number of players who have departed in recent weeks.
Manchester United are reportedly closing in on securing a deal for Ajax winger Antony.
Newcastle are interested in Fulham defender Tosin Adarabioyo.
TUESDAY'S BIG STORIES Give Gareth a chance please Ad/> It's exactly a week since England were thumped at home by Hungary. More notably, it's exactly 20 years since Ronaldinho floated a free-kick towards the England goal, John Motson uttered the immortal words «oh, and Seaman's been beaten» and the biggest lie in football — «it wasn't a fluke, promise» — was born. Brazil won the quarter-final 2-1 and nine days later the Brazilian Trent Alexander-Arnold was lifting the World Cup aloft.