Man Utd’s summer plans could see 13 players leave, Brighton primed for Evan Ferguson interest – Paper Round

Man Utd’s big clearout Manchester United plan to sell as many as 13 players this summer to fund their rebuild, the Mail reports. Harry Maguire, Anthony Elanga and Anthony Martial are among the names listed, along with Eric Bailly, Donny van de Beek and Aaron Wan-Bissaka, with the overhaul set to be overseen by Matt Hargreaves, formerly of Adidas, who became the club’s new chief transfer negotiator in March.

The plans could also see five players arrive at Old Trafford. Ad The Mail adds: “As far as incomings are concerned, meetings with Bayer Leverkusen full-back Jeremie Frimpong's representatives have taken place as Ten Hag looks to reinforce his defence.

TransfersMan Utd target Brighton duo in bid to strengthen midfield — Paper RoundYESTERDAY AT 23:08 “However, their priority remains a striker, then midfielder, centre-back, right-back and possibly a goalkeeper if funds allow for such rich spending.” ** Ferguson wanted by Man Utd Manchester United and Tottenham are among the clubs interested in Brighton forward Evan Ferguson, but the Seagulls are hopeful of holding onto the promising teenager, according to the Mail. Brighton want to tie the Republic of Ireland striker down to a new contract, but interest from United could sway the 18-year-old who is said to have supported the Red Devils and idolised Wayne Rooney.

The Mail adds: “Brighton know United also admire their midfielders Moises Caicedo and Alexis Mac Allister and expect offers for those two from Premier League sides this summer, but they have no desire to sell Ferguson unless a silly figure is offered and will reward his progress with improved terms shortly. “Newcastle and Chelsea also hold an interest in Ferguson but Brighton expect him to grow with them.” **