Manchester United is gearing up for a major squad overhaul this summer, with reports indicating that the club is ready to offload most of its players, except for a select few.

According to the UK Telegraph, only three players are deemed untouchable as the club’s new leadership, led by co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and incoming CEO Omar Berrada, prepares to take charge from the upcoming season.

The decision to trim the squad significantly is driven by several factors, including the Premier League’s spending restrictions and United’s failure to secure Champions League football for the next season.

This setback has prompted a reevaluation of the team’s composition, with many players’ futures hanging in the balance, including that of manager Erik ten Hag.

Agents and recruitment figures from rival clubs have reportedly noted United’s willingness to entertain offers and consider bids for most players.

This signals a strategic shift in the club’s approach, indicating a readiness to make bold decisions in reshaping the team for future success.

As the transfer window approaches, the football world eagerly awaits to see which players will remain at Old Trafford and who will be part of the club’s summer shake-up.