ERIK TEN HAG is reportedly willing to listen to offers for THIRTEEN players as part of a huge £260m Manchester United clearout.
The 53-year-old enjoyed a rollercoaster first season in charge at Old Trafford as he secured the Carabao Cup and a return to the Champions League.
GettyJadon Sancho is willing to sell Jadon Sancho and a host of other stars this summer[/caption]
But Ten Hag’s side also suffered a humiliating 7-0 defeat at rivals Liverpool and finished 14 points adrift of title winners Man City.
He is desperate to bolster his squad this summer in a number of positions in order to try and close that gap ahead of their tricky start to the 2023/24 campaign.
He has made Tottenham striker Harry Kane one of his top targets while he is also looking to make a move for Atalanta’s Rasmus Hojlund to strengthen his attack.
Midfield is another area he wants to strengthen, but what appeared to be a done deal to bring in Mason Mount from Chelsea now appears to have stalled with United having had a third bid by rejected by the Blues..
We also revealed Old Trafford chiefs had met with Inter Milan star Andre Onana’s agent as they explore options for David de Gea’s replacement.
Ten Hag is waiting to discover whether his Spanish goalkeeper will agree terms on a vastly-reduced contract to stay at the club.
His current £375,000-a-week deal expires on June 30 and we revealed that they had “sounded out” Onana over a move.
Goalkeeper, midfield and the forward line are all areas that Ten Hag wants to bolster during the summer window.
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But he has been left frustrated by United’s lack of transfer activity, which has arisen in part due to the uncertainty surrounding the club’s ownership.
The takeover process is still ongoing despite claims last week the Qatari group was set to complete a deal, and the Glazers have been unwilling to spend money on players given they are about to relinquish control of the club.
We then revealed how he only had a £100m transfer budget due to FFP restrictions – meaning he must offload several players to boost the funds.
Sun Sport has named some of the stars that he is willing to offload – now the Daily Mail say United “will listen to offers for up to 13 players this summer” and named the price tags that they are looking for.
They say that the likes of Jadon Sancho, Scott McTominay, Harry Maguire and Anthony Martial are all available for transfer.
They claim that none of the above for “are being forced out” and “United are happy to let them stay and fight for their places” but they are willing to listen to offers for each of them.
This report states they have placed a £45m price tag on Sancho, £40m on Maguire and want around £25m for Martial.
McTominay is a target for Newcastle and Ten Hag’s team want somewhere in the region of £40m for him.
Meanwhile, Dean Henderson is another who United are ready to sell after his loan spell at Nottingham Forest last term and has reportedly been lined up for a £15m permanent move plus add-ons to the City Ground.
The Mail then states that the remaining eighth players “are up for sale with United actively looking to find them new clubs” – but some could depart on loan or even as free transfers.
Fred, who is wanted by Fulham, and Donny van de Beek are valued at £20m along with forward Anthony Elanga, who has a number of Bundesliga sides after him.
Defenders Alex Telles and Eric Bailly were both shipped out on loan last season and are available for £10m and £2m respectively while Brandon Williams has a £5m price tag.
United have already agreed to sell Zidane Iqbal for an initial £850,000 to Utrecht and want £13m for Tunisian midfielder Hannibal Mejbri.
SOLD TRAFFORD
MAN Utd are happy to sell 13 star names this summer to clear the decks for new arrivals.
OPEN TO OFFERS
Jadon Sancho £45m
Harry Maguire £40m
Scott McTominay £40m
Anthony Martial £25m
Dean Henderson £20m
UP FOR SALE
Donny van de Beek £20m
Fred £20m
Anthony Elanga £20m
Hannibal Mejbri £13m
Alex Telles £10m
Brandon Williams £5m
Eric Bailly £2m
Zidane Iqbal £850k
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