Man Utd BOMBSHELL: Ratcliffe to consider offers for EVERY player

Cameron Smith

• Updated: 7 Jan 2025 21:49 GMT
• 3 min read

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will reportedly listen to offers for every single member of Manchester United’s first-team squad this year, including all five of their summer signings.

Ruben Amorim is expected to demand several additions in 2025 and Man Utd could be forced to sell a number of their current stars in order to comply with Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.

As a result, the Red Devils will consider accepting serious offers for every first-team player, according to The Guardian.

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Kobbie Mainoo, who has recently been linked with Chelsea, Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund were considered “untouchable” under Erik ten Hag, however they could potentially leave Old Trafford in the near future.

Man Utd will not actively look to sell the trio, but they could be sold if a significant bid is lodged.

The Athletic’s David Ornstein has revealed that the Red Devils would “reluctantly” consider selling homegrown players, such as Mainoo and Garnacho, in order to comply with the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR).

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Man Utd sales incoming

In addition to Mainoo, Garnacho and Hojlund, The Guardian also report that summer signings Leny Yoro, Manuel Ugarte, Matthijs de Ligt, Joshua Zirkzee and Noussair Mazraoui could all be sold if Man Utd receive a suitable offer, with no player completely safe at the club.

Victor Lindelof, Casemiro and Christian Eriksen are among the stars who are set to leave Old Trafford this summer, while additional players could depart if the club require significant sales to meet FFP rules.

When asked whether Man Utd will add to their squad during the January window, Amorim hinted that arrivals may be unlikely.

“When the window is open, we can try to do something and we will try to do something. But I think, in the next weeks, we are going to have more time to train and we can improve, that’s the only way.”