Man Utd May Sell Four Players to Boost Transfer Funds

Manchester United are considering selling four players in the January transfer window to raise funds for new signings. These players are Casemiro, Antony, Christian Eriksen, and Victor Lindelof, according to recent reports. The club wants to adjust their squad to fit the new manager, Ruben Amorim, and his 3-4-3 system. Financial constraints mean United needs to sell before they can buy. The club is open to both permanent and loan deals for these players. Casemiro and Eriksen's high salaries are a significant factor in the club's decision. Eriksen and Lindelof have contracts expiring in the summer, making them likely to leave. Casemiro has been a concern due to his large wage demands. He's attracted interest from Saudi Arabia before. Antony, who joined from Ajax for £86 million, hasn't lived up to expectations, scoring only 12 goals in 94 appearances. A loan move is more likely for him. However, Antony's agent has stated that United hasn't communicated to them about his availability, so they are planning for him to stay at Old Trafford for now.