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Manchester United has quarantined players who are seeking to transfer from the squad.
Britain's BBC shed light on the situation of the Manchester United team on the 16th (Korea time), saying, `Manchester United's five players were ousted, but they have not completely disappeared.'
Manchester United is pushing for a major reorganization of its squad this summer. Although additional recruitment has not been made smoothly since the recruitment of Matheus Cunha, there is certainly a distinction between the remaining players and those who are likely to be transferred within the squad.
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Among them, the situation of five players who are close to transfer is a hot topic. Antony, Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford, Tyrrell Malacia and Jadon Sancho are the main characters. Each player is in a different situation, but one thing they have in common is that they were not included in Hoobeng Amorim's plan. Antony was excluded from the plan after his slump at Manchester United, while Garnacho, Rashford and Sancho were listed as transfer candidates after problems with skills and attitudes occurred. Malacia played little in the Manchester United squad due to sluggishness and injuries.
Amorim and Manchester United are seeking to transfer five players in a strong move. He went into quarantine with the squad. The BBC reported 'Manchester United asked five players to leave the team in person. They announced that they would no longer train with Amorim's first team. Rashford's number has already been handed over to Cunha. They can't even use the training ground as they please. Entry to the training site is only possible for some purposes, and even this is only allowed after use by the first group. They are literally being treated as bombs,' he said.
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Manchester United plan to make sure they are released from the transfer window this summer with strong action. Nevertheless, there has not been much response in the transfer market yet. The BBC is only rife with rumors. All rumors have yet to lead to concrete negotiations,' it said.
It is also unclear whether such measures against players can lead to positive release performance. The BBC said: 'These measures are being taken by other clubs to find that these players are unwanted resources in the team. This means that Manchester United will be in a position of underdog in negotiations, and it's a big problem. The already hot summer transfer market is expected to be a tough summer for Manchester United.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
