Manchester United are open to offers for four players this summer as Michael Carrick's Old Trafford rebuild continues. The club, back in the Champions League next season, will consider proposals for Harry Amass, Dan Gore, Toby Collyer and Radek Vitek.
Interest in young quartet
Enquiries have already been made for goalkeeper Vitek, who impressed on loan at Bristol City in the Championship last season, as well as young left-back Harry Amass. Both temporary and permanent moves are reportedly under consideration. Gore and Collyer also had loan spells away last season and may follow similar paths this summer. The four players will continue training with Carrick's group until first-team stars return from World Cup duty.
The quartet seek consistent game time next season, and their most likely route is via Under-21s football, with United aiming for a more competitive setting. The Athletic suggests Amass, who shone against Rosenborg last weekend, could be available for a £6 million fee.
Zirkzee and Rashford also potentially leaving
The four youngsters join a list of players who may depart Old Trafford this summer, including Joshua Zirkzee and Marcus Rashford. Zirkzee has attracted interest from multiple Italian clubs, having excelled at Bologna before joining United. The Dutch international has struggled for consistency since arriving in the Premier League, and Juventus are reportedly in discussions to sign the 25-year-old. Como, AS Roma and AC Milan are also monitoring Zirkzee, with United willing to entertain offers.
Rashford could still leave his boyhood club despite being set to rejoin Carrick's squad for pre-season. The England international impressed during a loan spell at Barcelona last season, scoring 14 goals and providing 14 assists across all competitions under Hansi Flick. Barcelona declined their option to buy in the loan agreement. Rashford currently wants to stay and will rejoin the first-team squad after his extended break following England's World Cup participation. United remain open to permanent offers for the academy product, but Rashford has no intention of joining a Turkish club despite reported interest from Fenerbahce.
