Manchester United plans to sell five players including Rashford, hoping to recover 142 million pounds of transfer fees

According to the British media Mirror, Manchester United hopes to sell Rashford, Garnacho, Anthony, Sancho and Marasia this summer to recover 142 million pounds.

Previously, Manchester United had confirmed that these five players would postpone their return to Carrington for pre-season training, while other players including new player Cunha have returned to the team.

Currently, Rashford has been training in Spain to help himself recover. It is reported that Manchester United estimates the England striker at £40 million, but it may be difficult to find a suitable next player due to his high salary. Rashford's representatives reportedly had contact with Barcelona, ​​but the Red and Blues tended to loan players. In addition, Sancho is currently linked to Juventus, and Manchester United and the Zebras have reached an agreement on the transfer fee, but Sancho is unwilling to cut his salary, which will also be a major reason that affects his departure.

Last season, Brazilian forward Anthony joined Betis on loan and performed well. It is reported that Betis is raising money and wants to continue to rent Anthony. In addition, Malaysia and Garnacho are likely to leave this summer. British media said that according to the club's valuation, Manchester United hopes to receive a transfer fee of £142 million.