Manchester United who are in need of new players are on the verge of offloading three of their experienced players. As per reports from Fabrizio Romano, the midfielders Christian Eriksen and Casemiro and a defender Victor Lindelof are set to leave United this year. United need funding to bring in new players and these players also doesn’t fit into the plan of new manager Ruben Amorim.
Manchester United is bracing for a squad overhaul as the January transfer window kicks off. According to reports from trusted journalist Fabrizio Romano, the Red Devils are on the verge of offloading three experienced players.
The departures are reportedly part of new manager Ruben Amorim’s plan to reshape the squad, with the trio not fitting into his long-term vision. Amorim is keen to bring in fresh talent, but financial constraints necessitate player sales to generate the required funds.
Casemiro and Eriksen, signed to add stability and creativity to the midfield, have struggled to meet expectations under the new regime. Similarly, Lindelöf, a dependable option in defense in previous seasons, has found opportunities limited this term.
With the January window open, these players could depart within weeks, paving the way for potential reinforcements.
