Man Utd transfer: Ratcliffe plans fire sale as Antony exit stance revealed

Manchester United have endured a tricky January transfer window so far.

The Red Devils are yet to make an addition to Erik ten Hag's side despite there being some stark gaps in the squad. A striker is the most obvious addition for United heading into the second half of the campaign and there are a few options they could move for.

Elsewhere, there could also be more exits before the window slams shut, whether that be on loan or permanently. Here, we take a look at all of the latest rumours coming out of Old Trafford over the past 24 hours.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already made sweeping changes at Old Trafford since agreeing to buy a minority stake in United from the Glazers for £1.3billion, a deal that still needs to be ratified by the Premier League. More could follow as part of a £100m fire sale.

Academy graduate Mason Greenwood is among those who could be jettisoned. He has been linked with a sensational switch to Barcelona during his loan spell with fellow Spanish side Getafe.

The likes of Scott McTominay, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Casemiro, Jadon Sancho and Antony have also all been listed as saleable assets by Ratcliffe. Casemiro and Wan-Bissaka have both been linked with permanent exits to Saudi side Al-Nassr this month.

On the topic of sales, the agent of Brazilian winger Antony has confirmed the former Ajax winger is not focusing on a move away for the time being. Speaking to United In Focus, Junior Pedroso said: "Manchester has so far not communicated any interest in transferring him in either the January or summer window.

"Antony is focused on these four months of the season so he can improve his performance, knowing that he needs to score goals and assists. This is his focus. Today our head is on Manchester United.

"He knows