Manchester United have told rival clubs to forget about pursuing Andre Onana, Kobbie Mainoo, Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund this summer - but have left the door open on every other player.

It’s unlikely that a Chelsea-style turnover would occur but there could be a significant cull with many players underwhelming for a number of seasons. United were prohibited from spending in January due to fears over breaking Premier League Profit & Sustainability Rules.

Naturally, there will be more headroom this summer thanks to TV and commercial revenue raked in from the Champions League, Premier League and FA Cup final but Sir Jim Ratcliffe will make a concerted effort to make the club transfer market leaders once again.

That means refraining from ruling out exits for certain players if the right cash is offered. That said, it would be puzzling to see certain squad members axed.

Diogo Dalot has no intention of leaving United while Lisandro Martinez is United’s best centre-back. Willy Kambwala is surely an investment for the future at 19 years old and the team would be lost without Bruno Fernandes’ goals and assists.

Mason Mount arrived just 12 months ago, as did Altay Bayindir. Marcus Rashford’s future is up in the air but it would be premature to designate him ‘likely’ to leave, as would it be for Jadon Sancho should Erik ten Hag end up departing. Here are 15 players who do fit into that category, though.