Ayantan Chowdhury

3 weeks ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Ayantan Chowdhury

1 Manchester United are set to move on Jadon Sancho, Antony, and Marcus Rashford, while the future of Alejandro Garnacho is also up in the air. Ruben Amorim could do with more pace running in behind, and as per Fichajes, the Red Devils are looking at AC Milan superstar Rafael Leao. The Rossoneri need funds desperately after missing out on European football for next season, and they are willing to part ways with their talisman.

3 weeks ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Ayantan Chowdhury

1 Once Manchester United tie up the Bryan Mbeumo deal, their focus is likely to shift to recruiting an elite striker. But before that, the future of Rasmus Hojlund needs to be sorted. It is clear that the Dane is not ready to lead the line for the Premier League giants, managing only four league goals in all of last season, while generally struggling with his overall play.

3 weeks ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Ayantan Chowdhury

1 Manchester United could do with defensive reinforcements ahead of the new season, given the departures of Victor Lindelof and Jonny Evans. The injury records of Luke Shaw and Matthijs de Ligt are also concerning, while Lisandro Martinez could also be set for a positional change. But given the need to strengthen up top, Ruben Amorim is unlikely to have a lot of wriggle room for a new centre-back, which explains the radio silence regarding the club’s pursuit of Jarrad Branthwaite.

3 weeks ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Ayantan Chowdhury

1 Manchester United are inching closer to securing their second attacking midfielder this summer, but their striker search has not gone according to plan. A deal for Matheus Cunha was wrapped up pretty early, and all indications point towards Bryan Mbeumo arriving at Old Trafford. And while both of them can play up top on their own, Ruben Amorim would ideally like a ruthless centre-forward.

3 weeks ago | thepeoplesperson.com | Ayantan Chowdhury

3 Manchester United are looking to get rid of multiple big-name players in a bid to raise capital, which can then be reinvested into the first-team squad. Players who spent last season out on loan are expected to be the first to depart, and that list includes the likes of Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, and Antony. The Mancunian left in January to join Aston Villa after falling out of favour with Ruben Amorim.