Man Utd drop hint on three transfer exits as Ruben Amorim plots huge rebuild

 Manchester United have that hinted three players are on their way out of Old Trafford imminently. Boss Ruben Amorim is keen to deliver a huge rebuild of the squad following a dreadful season.

They finished 15th in the Premier League table, a massive 42 points adrift of champions Liverpool. The Red Devils also failed to secure European qualification after losing the Europa League final to Tottenham.

Matheus Cunha has already arrived in a £63million deal from Wolves, with more signings expected. Several players are also expected to be moved out of the club as Amorim wields the axe.

Before the squad even report back for pre-season duty, United are working on selling several stars. The transfer window is now open until September, with business to proceed quickly.

United are making no secret of the players who are first in the line for the exit door. And club chiefs have dropped a huge hint over those who they believe have no future at Old Trafford.

The club launched their new home kit for the 2025/2026 season last week, with it immediately going on sale. But fans are not able have the names and numbers of Tyrell Malacia, Antony or Jadon Sancho on the back of their shirts.

That is a strong hint that the trio will be on the move. Some may be surprised to see though that fellow likely departures Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho both have their names and numbers available to buy.

That only makes the absence of Malacia, Antony and Sancho more noticeable. Malacia joined PSV Eindhoven on loan in January, making 12 appearances as they won the Eredivisie title.

Sancho meanwhile played 41 times for Chelsea, as they won the Europa Conference League. But in a humiliation for the winger, the Blues decided to pay a £5m fine to United, rather than activating the £25m obligation to buy clause in his loan agreement.

The Englishman even no longer has a squad number at United after the Red Devils gave his No. 25 shirt to Manuel Ugarte last year. Antony is pushing to join Real Betis after a successful loan stint, a move he admitted has reinvigorated his career.

Speaking to TNT Sports Brazil, he said: "[Coming to Betis] changed a lot because I needed to find myself, because of everything I went through in my personal life. As I said, I wanted to do things, but they didn't seem to work out because I wasn't happy.

"I didn't feel that desire to play football, and I needed to find myself and be happy again because playing football was always something I loved. I went through difficult times [at Manchester United ] when I no longer felt that pleasure.

"I even always told my brother, I told him that I couldn't take it anymore. [My brother] told me to hold on a little longer, that things were going to change . It even made me emotional, because they were very hard days for me."