Sun: Manchester United wants to sell Garnacho and Menu to relieve financial pressure, Blues are interested in the former

May 24th news: Losing the UEFA Cup championship made Manchester United miss the Champions League next season, which means that the Red Devils will suffer a major blow in their revenue. The Sun revealed that Manchester United hopes to alleviate financial pressure by selling players.

The first is the two young players, Menu and Garnacho. For Manchester United, who are in financial difficulties, selling these two will bring considerable net profits to Manchester United. Although Captain B Fei made hints about possible departure when talking about the future, Manchester United had no intention of selling the team captain.

Garnacho is now a potential target for Chelsea, with the 20-year-old Argentine winger being open to leaving Old Trafford, who is worth about £45 million. Garnacho missed the start in the UEFA Cup final and he was very unhappy on the bench.

Menu is currently worth about £55 million and although he has been through a fluctuating season due to his condition and injury issues, he has no shortage of suitors. Maynu, 20, is from Manchester United, so selling him will bring 100% profit to the Red Devils, helping Manchester United comply with the Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

Rashford and Anthony, who are on loan, will also be sold this summer, heralding a turbulent summer window for Manchester United. Sancho may also leave Manchester United, with connections with Leverkusen and Dortmund. Sancho is currently on loan at Chelsea, but the Blues have no intention of signing him permanently. They are expected to pay a penalty of 5 million pounds to the Red Devils to send Sancho back.