Sir Jim Ratcliffe identifies next two Man Utd stars to sell after Marcus Rashford

It is necessary for Manchester United to sell people before bringing anyone else into Old Trafford, and Sir Jim Ratcliffe has prioritised three players leaving Old Trafford, one of them being Marcus Rashford.

Following Marcus Rashford’s departure from Manchester United this month, Sir Jim Ratcliffe is already aware of the next two players he would want to see leave the club.

At the beginning of this month, the forward for the Red Devils expressed his desire to take on a new challenge, and the club was delighted to assist his release. Until now, this has proven to be challenging, as the wage of £325,000 per week that Rashford receives from United has been perceived as being off-putting by a number of teams.

The San Siro might be reached by one of the roads that run out of Old Trafford. AC Milan has surfaced as a potential candidate and indicate that they are interested in taking him on loan initially; however, they are not willing to pay even half of his earnings.

Despite this, Milan is making efforts to clear the way for a transfer, and there are claims in Italy that striker Noah Okafor is scheduled to go to Germany on Friday in order to sign with RB Leipzig. Dane Rashford, Rashford’s brother and representative, is understood to have been in Italy this week negotiating on the contract between the two parties. His departure will free up space in the team as well as savings on the pay bill.

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However, United are working on a number of other departures in addition to Rashford’s departure. Regarding the Brazilian combo Casemiro and Antony, Ratcliffe is also thinking about the sales of their album.

With Casemiro making £350,000 per week and Antony receiving £200,000 per week, the club has determined that the departure of the three is a priority. Rashford would give the opportunity to generate pure profit in terms of profit and sustainability standards, while Casemiro and Antony are both earning this amount. To assist United in meeting the requirements of the PSR, Ratcliffe and his colleagues are working to reduce the weekly salary cost by around one million pounds.

It has been reported that the whole United team, including players such as Kobbie Mainoo, is up for sale. After joining at the club in November, the new manager, Ruben Amorim, has expressed his desire to bring in his own players, and it has been acknowledged that careful management of the roster would be essential if they intend to completely revamp the team.

It has been brought to Amorim’s attention that “when the window is open, we can try to do something, and we will try to do something with it.” “However, I believe that for the next few weeks, we will have more time to practice, and that allows us to progress; this is the only way that we can get better.

Due to the fact that we played a lot of games without training, we will now have more room to develop. As you can see, the situation is much more dire at the present, as we have suffered a great deal of defeat, and as a result, we are required to handle everything.