Manchester United are confident that they can let at least three people go before closing the window; they don t want Menu to leave the team for rent

The Manchester Evening News talked about Manchester United's transfer operations. The Red Devils are confident that they will let at least three players go before closing the window on Monday night local time.

Manchester United has agreed to sell Garnacho to Chelsea for £40 million, and negotiations for Hoylen to Naples and Anthony to Betis have entered the final stage. Club sources acknowledged that the sale of Sancho is still in progress and Roma is still interested in the winger. Maracia was also allowed to leave the team, but the Red Devils did not want to rent out Menu.

Manchester United added a 10% second transfer share clause to Garnacho's transfer agreement, which will make him the fourth highest-priced player in history after Ronaldo, Lukaku and Di Maria. At the same time, Garnacho will also surpass McTominay to become the most expensive family-owned youth training player in the history of the Red Devils.

Chelsea initially offered Garnacho £25 million. Manchester United now believes that they have reached a reasonable deal for the player who has been seeking to leave the team. Last year, the valuation of Ghanacho by "CIES Football Observatory" exceeded 100 million euros. In the Europa League final in May, Garnacho was placed on the bench, and then Manchester United coach Amorin told him that he could leave the team.

Naples initially proposed to loan Hoylen directly, but Manchester United insisted on adding a mandatory buyout clause to the deal. 22-year-old Hoylen has not been selected for any of Manchester United's squads so far this season.

With no other suitable buyer, Anthony is likely to return to Betis, who played for Betis on loan in the second half of last season. According to the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules, Manchester United needs to recover £32.58 million to avoid losses on Anthony.

Sancho believed that Serie A was the place he was most likely to go, and he negotiated with Juventus, and Rome later expressed interest. Garnacho, Sancho, Anthony and Maracia are currently training alone at the Carrington base.