Man Utd could make 11 players available this summer as club might be transformed

MANCHESTER UNITED could make as many as 11 players available this summer as Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks to transform the club.

And both Marcus Rashford and Harry Maguire could allegedly be part of the exodus.

Erik ten Hag’s side narrowly avoided disaster to beat Coventry on penalties and set-up a showdown with Man City in the FA Cup final on Sunday.

But they did not avoid embarrassment after blowing a three goal lead against the Championship outfit.

They then trailed twice to bottom club Sheffield United before scraping a 4-2 win at Old Trafford in the Premier League on Wednesday as pressure still mounts on Ten Hag over his future.

Those performances and the poor displays this term have highlighted the need for a huge squad overhaul after a number of changes off the pitch.

Ratcliffe, the 71-year-old billionaire has taken over football operations at United since buying a 25 per cent stake in the club.

He confirmed the appointment of Jason Wilcox as technical director this month from Southampton in their latest change.

His arrival comes after Man Utd revealed ex-Man City man Omar Berrada as their new chief executive and talks are ongoing about Newcastle's Dan Ashworth, who is on gardening leave, coming in as new sporting director.

Now the Daily Mirror says that United are planning a 12-man clearout with six transfer targets in mind for Ratcliffe.

The chief knows that financial fair play rules will limit United’s spending power.

But they know that extra funds can be raised through player sales in order to help rebuild the side.

And “every position in the squad is under scrutiny” as they look to offload up to 11 players.

But who's head is on the chopping block?

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