On Monday, Telegraph Sport exclusively revealed Manchester United are prepared to listen to offers for most of the main cast this summer.
Our report generated hundreds of responses from readers, many of them calling for Marcus Rashford to be among the players sold.
Here are five players who have stirred up most of the conversation.
Telegraph sport Readers appear largely divided over Maguire’s future, with around 57 per cent of those polled suggesting the club should look to sell the England defender. Maguire responded impressively this season to being stripped of the armband by Ten Hag and gained the manager’s trust after coming in from the cold to help respond to United’s injury crisis. With Raphael Varane expected to leave when his contract expires at the end of the season and questions surrounding the futures of Victor Lindelof and Jonny Evans, United have some important decisions to make in the midfield position. Maguire’s lack of pace doesn’t naturally lead to him playing on a high line unless he has a quick partner who isn’t with him and has pace in the full-back positions.
It was a miserable first season for Mount at Old Trafford, with his campaign decimated by injury and a 60 per cent majority of Telegraph sport readers interviewed think the English midfielder should stay. Mount has started just seven games for United this season, and just four in the Premier League since joining from Chelsea for £60m, and his performance when he has played has been disappointing.
However, there was a reason why he was also targeted by Arsenal and Liverpool before moving to United and the 25-year-old – a Champions League winner with Chelsea – hopes he can rediscover his full fitness and confidence. and remind people of your talent.
Marcus Rashford
About 84 percent of Telegraph sport readers interviewed believe United should sell Rashford this summer. United are not actively looking to offload the England striker, but would seriously consider selling him if a credible offer emerged and the player signaled any interest in seeking a new challenge.
Paris Saint-Germain has been an admirer for several seasons but the high price tag, coupled with his £325,000-a-week salary, means there are very few clubs who could afford him. Rashford has been disconsolate on the pitch this season and has been reprimanded by Erik ten Hag for his behavior off it, notably a drunken night out in Belfast in January, after which he reported being too ill to train and was omitted from the club’s FA . Cup team to face Newport County.
About 65 percent of Telegraph sport readers interviewed think United should look to cash in on Greenwood, who is currently resurrecting his career on loan at Getafe in Spain, where he has scored 10 goals in 31 appearances. Several clubs on the continent are monitoring developments. The controversial 22-year-old striker appears unlikely to play for United again after the club abandoned plans to reinstate the player to the squad last summer following a strong public and internal backlash. It followed the Crown Prosecution Service’s announcement in February last year that charges of attempted rape, assault occasioning actual bodily harm and controlling and coercive behavior against Greenwood had been dropped after key witnesses withdrew and new material have come to light.
Less than five percent of Telegraph sport readers interviewed believe United should keep Martial, who has been at Old Trafford for nine years. United intend to release the injury-plagued and consistently inconsistent French striker at the end of the season after opting not to invoke the option to extend his contract for a further 12 months. His departure will free up more than £200,000 a week on the wage bill.
