Reporter: Manchester United is determined to carry out a major purge this summer, and there is no non-selling product in the team

According to Samuel Luckhurst, chief reporter of Manchester Evening News, after experiencing a "nightmare" season, Manchester United is determined to carry out a major cleanup this summer. There are no non-selling products on the team, and the players have been told that there is no guarantee of staying in the team next season.

Manchester United's record this season is bleak, ranking only 15th in the Premier League, and missed the European game, which means that the club will lose about 180 million pounds of bonuses, game day income and sponsorship. Manchester United management believes that under such results, no player should be regarded as "untouchable".

However, unless a huge offer is received, some players may still stay in the team, such as Yoro, Amad, Dorgu and Havan. Onana hopes to stay at Manchester United, and although the club intends to introduce new goalkeepers, he will still be included in the lineup plan for next season. Rashford, Sancho, Anthony and Maracia are among the players that Manchester United hopes to sell. In addition, the poor form of Hoylen and Zilkize, who were once questioned, are also at a higher risk of leaving the team.