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Manchester United should sell five players in the January transfer window

Manchester United have been told to sell five players in the January transfer window.

Though there is a significant chunk of important matches to wade through yet, the January transfer window is looming on the horizon and United are desperately trying to reach it as if sailing towards a safe harbour on choppy seas. It could provide the boost they need to finish the season strongly.

United are now looking a lot healthier in their league position after a good run of results, but Erik ten Hag's side is still clearly below its best. There have still been plenty of dreadful defeats and even the victories have been far from convincing.

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United do not look like a team capable of winning any silverware at present, with the biblical injury crisis they've suffered also wreaking havoc on the squad. Any team in the world would struggle with so many key players out and it's hardly surprising United have looked unstable.

January provides a chance for United to bolster their squad options and bring in some extra quality to help turn their fortunes around. However, it's not going to be easy.

United struggled to sign several good players when they have the whole summer at their disposal so a single month to work with doesn't bode well. Additionally, United are currently working on a shoestring budget to ensure they don't breach FFP.

Overspending in recent summers means they can't spend massive amounts, which is why Sofyan Amrabat had to be signed on loan rather than permanently on the last deadline day. However, there could be some wriggle room if funds can be raised through sales.

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