Manchester United are open to offers for Harry Amass, Dan Gore, Toby Collyer and Radek Vitek as Michael Carrick continues his squad rebuild ahead of a return to the Champions League, according to reports.
Enquiries have already been made for goalkeeper Vitek, who impressed on loan at Bristol City last season, and young left-back Amass. Both loan and permanent moves are being explored for the pair. Gore and Collyer also spent last season on loan and could follow a similar path this summer. The quartet will continue training with Carrick's squad until first-team players return from World Cup duty.
Amass valued at £6m
The Athletic reports that Amass, who impressed against Rosenborg in pre-season, could be available for a fee of £6 million. The four players are seeking regular action, and with first-team opportunities limited, United want them to experience a more competitive environment, according to the Daily Mail.
Zirkzee and Rashford also on the market
Joshua Zirkzee and Marcus Rashford are also likely to leave Old Trafford this summer. Zirkzee has attracted interest from several Italian clubs, including Juventus, who are reportedly in talks to sign the 25-year-old. Como, AS Roma and AC Milan are also said to be keen. The Dutch international has struggled for consistency since his move to United.
Marcus Rashford, an academy graduate, impressed on loan at Barcelona last season, scoring 14 goals and providing 14 assists. Barcelona opted not to trigger the option-to-buy in his loan deal, so Rashford is set to rejoin United's first-team squad after an extended holiday following England's World Cup participation. However, United remain open to offers for the 28-year-old, though he has made it clear he will not join a Turkish club despite interest from Fenerbahce.
