Ex-Manchester United player Mark Bosnich believes only three players are safe from being sold this summer with a huge overhaul needed.
A disappointing 1-0 defeat to last time out saw United’s chances of a top-four finish more than likely come to an end with interim boss struggling to get the best out of his players.
Erik ten Hag is the favourite to take charge on a permanent basis in the summer and Bosnich is expecting plenty of new faces to come in and deadwood to be moved on.
The former goalkeeper claims only David de Gea, and Bruno Fernandes would be safe from not being moved on when looking at how best to build the squad in the summer.
‘It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realise there is a lot of dead wood there, a lot of players who have been there for a long time and seen off a lot of managers’ he told .
‘As far as I’m concerned, if I come in there and I see that, I’m like, “Listen – it’s time to move on.”
‘I think the more important thing at this moment in time is who the new manager is going to keep.
‘Out of those players you’ve been watching this season, David de Gea has been their best player over the last four or five seasons.
‘Bruno Fernandes, definitely, and I would keep Raphael Varane. Everyone else, you’d have to say, is up for discussion.’
Bosnich also feels the new manager will need to address Cristiano Ronaldo’s future with it not known if the Portuguese star will be part of the new boss’ plans.
‘There’s obviously the Ronaldo situation – which needs to be resolved one way or the other,’ Bosnich added.
‘As far I’m concerned, he’s done his job. He was brought in to score goals.
‘People will say recently he hasn’t scored many, but recently the team haven’t played well at all, they haven’t provided the service.
‘He has done exactly what he was brought in for – which is to score goals.
‘Can the other positions on the pitch say the same thing? No, they can’t.’
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