MANCHESTER UNITED COACH TO SELL FOUR PLAYERS

Manchester United finally gave Ole Gunner Solskjaer the permanent job last week after his excellent job in rejuvenating the squad. many fans believe that the club has a massive summer of rebuilding as they seek to challenge for the title next season.

One pundit who believes so is Manchester United Legend Gary Neville. Speaking in his Podcast the former fullback revealed that the Norwegian would be looking to sell four to five players while also seeking to tie some players on a long-term deal.

It is fairly easy to know the players that Neville was referring to as there have been speculations of their exit. Chief among them is Chile international Alexis Sanchez who has failed to live up to expectations at Old Trafford. Currently sidelined with a knee injury Sanchez is believed to have one foot out of the club as the Red Devils are looking to cut down on their losses.

Another player on the way out is Ander Herrera the former Athletic Bilbao midfielder is rumoured to have agreed a three year deal with French giants PSG. Hererra is currently in the last year of his contract and has refused to sign a new deal at Old Trafford.

Marcos Rojo is also expected to be on his way out of the club as he has failed to consistently challenge for the first team spot. Loved by many Manchester United due to his aggressiveness and commitment to a tackle.  Rojo’s time at United has been riddled with injuries and the Argentine international is expected to leave in the summer.

Antonio Valencia is the last player touted to leave as the 34-year-old is one of the longest-serving members in the team. Also the club captain Valencia has come to the end of his circle at the club and is expected to leave when his contracts end in the summer.