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Published 13:59 26 Apr 2026 BST
Updated 14:00 26 Apr 2026 BST

Manchester United have had a brilliant season by recent accounts, currently sitting 3rd in the table and Champions League football returning a high likelihood at this point.
Winning 1-0 at Stamford Bridge last time around in the league, The Red Devils remain ahead of Liverpool and Aston Villa on goal difference, though have a game in hand at home to Brentford on Monday Night Football to propel a further points advantage.
Though once European football is in the bag, The Red Devils board will turn to their summer window, where they could let 13 players go in a major switch-up, as per the Express.
Casemiro's departure from the club has already been confirmed, with the replacement Ederson identified from Atalanta.
Tyrell Malacia and Jadon Sancho, both with contracts expiring at the end of the season, are likely to leave too.
Hometown hero Marcus Rashford is loan at Barcelona, with the Spanish giants having the option to make the move permanent.
Striker Rasmus Hojlund's time at Old Trafford will also end, with Napoli's buy option a mere 'formality' now.
With a new number one established in Senne Lammens, Andre Onana and Altay Bayindir have been fazed out, with both players reportedly looking for a new club in the summer.
Radek Vitek is likely to seek more game-time following a fruitful loan spell on loan at Bristol City.
Toby Collyer has also been on loan at Hull City since January, with many Championship clubs posing an interest.
Tyler Fredricson and Dan Gore are also both expected to move elsewhere from United, with little game-time on offer at Old Trafford.
Lastly, despite being INEOS signings, Joshua Zirzkee and Manuel Ugarte could seek moves elsewhere, with both previously first-team players, falling down the pecking order under Michael Carrick, and often having to settle for the bench.
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