Manchester United are reportedly open to offers for four more players as Michael Carrick continues his Old Trafford rebuild ahead of a return to the Champions League. The Reds will listen to offers for Harry Amass, Dan Gore, Toby Collyer and Radek Vitek.
There have already been enquiries made for goalkeeper Vitek – who impressed on loan with Bristol City in the Championship last season – and young left-back Harry Amass. It’s claimed that both loan and permanent deals are being explored.
Gore and Collyer also spent last season on loan away from the club and they could follow a similar path this summer. Until then, the quartet will continue to train with Carrick’s squad until the first-team stars who were in World Cup action, return to the squad.
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The four want regular action next season and as things stand, their most likely route will be through Under-21s football and United want a more compeitive environment, according to the Daily Mail.
The Athletic claim that Amass, who impressed against Rosenborg last weekend, could be available for a £6m fee.
Harry Amass could leave Man United this summer -Credit:Ash Donelon/Manchester United via Getty Images
The four stars join the list of players who could leave Old Trafford this summer, with Joshua Zirkzee and Marcus Rashford also likely to depart.
Zirkzee has attracted the attention of several clubs in Italy, where he impressed for Bologna prior to joining United.
The Dutch international has struggled for consistency since his move to the Premier League and now Juventus are reportedly in talks to sign the 25-year-old. Other reports claim Como, AS Roma and AC Milan are keen on signing Zirkzee, with United open to offers.
The same can be said for Rashford, who is still likely to depart his boyhood club even though he is set to be reintegrated into Carrick’s squad for pre-season.
The England international impressed on a loan spell with Barcelona last season, scoring 14 goals and notching 14 assists in all competitions for Hansi Flick’s side.
The German head coach was a huge fan of the 28-year-old and it looked as though Rashford was set for a permanent move to the Nou Camp, but Barca chose not to take up the option-to-buy in his loan deal.
As things stand, Rashford will return to the United first-team squad when he returns from his extended holiday after representing England at the World Cup.
United are still open to offers for the academy graduate, but the England international has made it clear he won’t join a Turkish club despite interest from Fenerbahce.