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  If Erik ten Hag is appointed as Manchester  United's new manager, he is expected to  sign Antony from Ajax. The Red Devils  are on the market for a new manager, and  the Dutchman is presently the favorite  to take over. And his Brazilian's earlier  words suggest that a reunion between the  two at Old Trafford is a distinct possibility.  As the summer transfer window approaches , the futures of numerous Manchester  United forwards are in doubt.  Both Edinson Cavani and Jesse Lingard's  contracts are set to expire at the end of  the season, thus they are likely to go  for nothing.  There are also doubts about Anthony Martial  and Marcus Rashford, with neither player  able to reach their full potential after  the World Cup.

  David de Gea His best season at United since 2017-18 and, like that campaign, it is likely to be recognised with an unprecedented fifth Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year award. De Gea has produced several matchwinning performances but, like some teammates, is now spending international fortnights at Carrington. 8 Dean Henderson Contracting Covid-19 in July and De Gea's resurgence effectively wrote off Henderson's season. He has had three starts and all of them were in United's least significant games. A poor penalty shootout contributed to Middlesbrough's win in the fourth round of the FA Cup. 5 Aaron Wan-Bissaka Whether it is defending at the far post, pressing or crossing, Wan-Bissaka is worst-in-class. Whereas his subdued second season had flickers of life, his third has been lifeless and he lost his place not long after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked. Solskjaer looked to replace Wan-Bissaka with Kieran Trippier in the summer and must wish he had. 2 Diogo Dalot Ha

  According to rumours, Erik ten Hag is  interested in signing Ajax star Antony for  his next club, despite Manchester United's  desire. The Red Devils are keeping an  eye on the Dutchman as they hunt for a  long-term replacement for Ole Solksjaer , who was fired earlier this season. Mauricio  Pochettino, Luis Enrique, and Julen Lopetegui  are among the other candidates being  considered by the club.  Manchester United is preparing for a  busy summer both on and off the field.  They are set to choose their fifth manager  since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in  2013, with David Moyes, Louis van Gaal,  Jose Mourinho, and Ole Gunnar   all failing at the club.  At this time,

  It has been revealed that Manchester  United paid Ole Gunnar Solskjaer  around nine million euros - or 7.5m pounds  - in compensation after deciding to  part ways with the Norwegian coach  earlier this season. In total, Solskjaer and his backroom  staff - which consisted of Michael  Carrick, Kieran McKenna Martin  Pert - received more than 10m euros  after they were sacked by the Red Devils. "Exceptional items for the quarter were  a cost of 10 million pounds," read a  Manchester United statement in the  club's latest accounts. "This cost includes compensation to  the former men's first team manager  and certain members of the coaching staff  for loss of office, plus additional contributions  we expect to pay towards the Football  League pension scheme deficit based  upon the latest actuarial valuation." New coach ahead of Manchester  United's 2022/23 campaign Meanwhile, football director John Murtough  has officially confirmed that Manchester  United

  Manchester United are ready to enter  contract talks with the duo of Marcus  Rashford and Luke Shaw, as per The  Daily Mirror. Both players are contracted  to the club until the summer of 2023.  The report suggests that the Red Devils  are happy to tie both down with long-term deals. Both Englishmen are viewed as part  of a 'key group of core players' by the Manchester  United hierarchy. They are also believed  to be part of the club's future under  their new manager. Rashford has been the posterboy for the  club since his emergence from the youth  ranks as a teenage prodigy, making his  senior debut in 2016. However, he  has endured a difficult season this time out. The England international has only managed  to score five goals and provide two assists  in 26 games across all competitions. The 24-year-old has had the worst season  of his entire career and clearly seems  to be lacking confidence. On top of that, he has been used in multiple  positions in attack under diff

 As Manchester United continue  their search for a new manager, Luis Enrique  has broken his silence on the possibility  of taking over.  United authorities are putting together a  list of potential replacement managers  for Ralf Rangnick, who will step down  at the end of the season. The German coach  was hired on a temporary basis and  will be promoted to consultant in the summer.  This will entail a series of interviews with  numerous candidates, one of which being  Spain's president, Enrique. The 51-year- old is thought to have a large following  among the Old Trafford board of directors,  and he has now responded to the speculation.  "I will be there," he stated as Spain  prepares to meet Iceland in an international  friendly.

 According to The Athletic, Manchester  United are interested in signing Tottenham  Hotspur striker Harry Kane this summer.  The England international has piqued the  Red Devils' interest for some time, and  they were connected with him before  the start of this season.  After the big outlay on Jadon Sancho,  executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward  made touch with Spurs chairman Daniel  Levy, but a deal appeared doubtful.  The Red Devils have reportedly rekindled  their interest in Kane, who will enter the  final two years of his Spurs deal in July.  If he does not renew his contract, the England  star might be available for £100 million.  Kane is a target for United regardless of  who takes over as permanent manager this summer.

 Bayern Munich has reportedly been  priced out of a bid for RB Leipzig player  Christopher Nkunku, giving Manchester  United a boost in their pursuit of him.  The Bundesliga heavyweights are thought  to be keeping an eye on the French striker , but they acknowledge that they won't  be able to fund a deal until they sell players first.  Nkunku has had an outstanding  season with Leipzig, scoring 26 goals and  assisting 15 times in 39 appearances, including  seven goals in six Champions League  matches. The 24-year-heroics old's this  season haven't gone unnoticed, as he's  attracted the attention of a number  of prominent European clubs.   United has been the most heavily connected  Premier League team this summer,  as they appear to be continuing their rebuild. 

 When examining news regarding  Flamengo since last summer, it's been  fairly normal to notice frequent  mentions of Manchester United.  Andreas Pereira's loan is the reason for  this, as the midfielder is on loan until  June and could wind up staying  permanently.  However, it turns out that there is  another topic between the two clubs: the  Red Devils' rumored interest in Brazilian  midfielder Joo Gomes.  The revelation comes from Youtuber Gustavo  Henrique, who claims on his channel  that Manchester United has been monitoring  the 21-year-old.  "There is a situation with Joo Gomes,  and Manchester United is keeping an  eye on him." "It appears that the English  are willing to pay more than R$ 200  million (£32 million) to sign the player ," Gustavo Henrique remarked (via  Coluna do Fla). 

  WAYNE ROONEY may have his heart  set on the Manchester United job,  but how would he line up the Red  Devils if he were in charge? United's all-time top scorer revealed  the only reason he went into coaching  was so he could one day be in the  Old Trafford hot seat. Rooney is currently boss at Championship  side Derby - and snubbed an interview  at boyhood club Everton earlier this season. He admitted: "The whole reason in  me going into management is Manchester  United. I got offered the job interview  for the Everton job. "I want to be Manchester United manager.  I know I am not ready now but I have  to plan everything I do to make sure one  day it will happen." But how would Rooney set up United's  misfiring stars? Well one man sure to start is Cristiano  Ronaldo. Rooney and CR7 spent the best part  of five years playing together between  2004 and 2009, beating Chelsea in  the Champions League final in 2008. And with Ronaldo planning to carry  on playing unt