Manchester United is in trouble! All five redundant staff are unsold and no one is willing to spend money to take over

This summer, Manchester United will carry out a series of reconstruction work, which is also an open secret. After losing the final of the Europa League last season, Amorin failed to lead the team to obtain the European competition qualification. This summer, Manchester United's primary job is to clean up redundant staff in the team and recover transfer funds. The second step is to buy new players and rebuild the lineup. Nowadays, Manchester United's summer window work is directly stuck in the first step: the players that the team needs to clean up are completely unsold in the transfer market and cannot be cashed out at all.

Although Cunha has been signed, this is obviously not enough for Manchester United, which is in urgent need of reconstruction. But before the next big signing comes, Manchester United management must deal with a long list of redundant staff, including Rashford, Anthony, Sancho and Garnacho. These players are believed to have no future at Manchester United, and the team needs to sell people as much as possible in the summer window. But the reality is that no team is willing to pay real money for them, and more teams just want to loan them.

Like Rashford and Anthony are looking for ways to leave Old Trafford - but the Red Devils may have to pay for them to leave eventually. In addition to Rashford and Anthony, Sancho was also loaned last season, but the three are now back to Manchester United. They were all out of favor under Amorin and had no future at Manchester United. Similarly, the young Garnacho was on the purge list. Garnacho, Rashford and Anthony's contract with Manchester United will expire in 2028 - even if Manchester United leaves them, they may need to subsidize their wages in the end.

In addition to the above four major thorns, Maracia has also recently joined this list of redundant staff. The Dutch defender was Eric Tenhach's first choice for Manchester United three years ago, but he has been having a very bad life since he came to Manchester United and has long lost his place under Ruben Amorin. Malaysia was loaned to Eindhoven by Manchester United in the winter window, and made 12 appearances for Eindhoven in various competitions, 6 of which were the starters and received 2 yellow cards. But Eindhoven doesn't want to sign him permanently - although they have the option to buy him out for £8.5 million.

The 25-year-old is the first player to join after Tenhager coached Manchester United. Maracia made 39 appearances in his first season at Manchester United, but was absent from injury the following year and failed to get any chance to play. He played in three Premier League games before moving to Eindhoven last season. Malaysia's performance cannot attract real buyers, and Manchester United may have to accept a price cut deal in order to remove Malaysia from their roster.

Manchester United will carry out a major purge this summer, but judging from the current situation, it is difficult for them to raise a large amount of transfer funds through purges, and they may pay a certain amount of compensation for sending away these "thorns" in advance. This is definitely not good news for Manchester United, which is already tight in funds. Many fans are still fantasizing that Manchester United can rise again next season, but the freezing three feet long is not a day, and Manchester United's rise will also be discussed in the long run.