The 11 Manchester United futures Erik ten Hag will have to decide

Dean Henderson

Henderson turned 25 last month and has had a write-off of a season having briefly been United's first-choice this time last year.

The England international will seek regular playing time in the summer and it remains to be seen whether Erik ten Hag, eager to sign Henderson on loan for Ajax in January, is as keen to have him in goal for United.

David de Gea will regain the Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award for an unprecedented fifth time next month but his surprising omission from the Spain squad by Luis Enrique has taken some of the sting out of any decision to demote him at club level.

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Full-back(s)

Almost all of United's full-backs are sellable. Alex Telles is a squad player with a short shelf-life, Brandon Williams is open to leaving permanently, Diogo Dalot had offers last summer and United ought to cut their losses of Aaron Wan-Bissaka.

Ethan Laird's development has stalled at Bournemouth, where he has barely played on loan, while Marc Jurado and Alvaro Fernandez are still callow.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer coveted Kieran Trippier and United need a playmaking full-back if they are to become a credible force again, but need to make room for any reinforcement on the wing.

Phil Jones

United have two windows left to obtain a fee for Jones, otherwise he would be released on a free at the end of his contract next summer (it is safe to assume the one-year option won't be triggered).

Jones, 30, has started one game in two years but has stayed fit for most of the season and edged ahead of Eric Bailly in the centre-back pecking order.

Eric Bailly

Bailly celebrated his 28th birthday this week with a number of teammates at Zouk restaurant in Manchester and he is as