Ineos transfer U-turn sparks clear Man United message as Rasmus Hojlund point made

Manchester: So, it looks like Manchester United is in a bit of a pickle. The club is gearing up for a major squad overhaul, and no player seems safe from being sold. Fans are worried that they might end up losing their best talents in this rush to rebuild.

As the January transfer window approaches, United is reportedly open to offers for any player. With the team struggling, many players are feeling the heat. Only a few, like Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho, were considered “untouchable” last summer, but even they might not be safe anymore.

It’s a tough spot for academy stars like Mainoo and Garnacho. Selling them could mean a quick profit for the club, which could be used to fix other issues in the squad. But is that really the right move?

Hojlund, who came with a hefty price tag of £72 million, has only scored twice this season. Meanwhile, goalkeeper Onana has had his share of blunders since joining. The new manager, Amorim, is looking for more competition in goal, which adds to the uncertainty.

One fan, Anniemause, raised a good point about the risks of moving too fast. She worries that selling key players could scare off top talent in the future. After all, who would want to join a club that seems so unstable?

Another commenter, JasperJH, thinks selling Mainoo and Garnacho could be the only way to fund a proper rebuild. But others, like Adam80, argue that getting rid of the best players won’t solve the underlying issues. It’s a real conundrum.

Fans are divided on who should stay and who should go. Some believe that young talents like Amad and Mainoo are the future, while others think the club needs a complete shake-up. It’s clear that everyone has an opinion on what’s best for United.

What do you think? Should any players be considered “untouchable”? How important is stability for the team moving forward? Let’s hear your thoughts!