TA: Manchester United wants to sell Garnacho Anthony and others, and may need to compromise between the club and the players

Rashford has confirmed to go to Barcelona on loan, and several other players abandoned by Manchester United - Garnacho, Anthony, Sancho and Maracia have not yet found their next home. "The Athletic" wrote that the transfers of these players may require compromise between the team and both of them.

coach Amorin decided not to allow the "abandoned group" to participate in the first team training, and they could only train alone. The Portuguese coach has received support from people around him. He is the "talk" of this team and is doing what he thinks is right for the team.

This is Amorin's first pre-season preparation period at Manchester United, and he is committed to building the team's culture and style to improve his poor performance last season.

is now in the early stages of a six-week summer training, and no negative emotions or doubts should exist. Will the abandoned players still maintain their positive, professional and team spirit? Will captain B Fee, football director Wilcox or Amorin think it would be beneficial for the team to get these players involved in training? I'm afraid not.

Other players will also have questions: "Since they are leaving the team, why do they still have to participate in training? Why can they see our tactical arrangements? None of them will participate in this game, so why do they have to participate in the game plan?"

These players are now prioritized by themselves. Manchester United fans once hoped that they would succeed in the club and gave them support, but now they are no longer the fans' darlings. It is not the summer of 1995, when Ferguson decided to sell Ince, Hughes and Kancheerski. This made Red Devils fans very angry, but they were wrong, and Manchester United won the double championship the following season.

Rashford shines many times during his nine-year Manchester United first-team career, and other players have had their own highlights. But if their signing at Manchester United really succeeded, they wouldn't be in this situation now, and the high salary became the main obstacle for them to leave.

On the other hand, the "abandoned group" can only participate in training after 5pm, which is the club's clear statement that under the current head coach, at least they are not likely to return at the moment. For these players, Amorin can use them in the next three weeks of warm-up matches, and if they do well in these games, it may attract interest from other clubs, after all, they are talented players.

However, the club has decided to adopt a tougher and clearer attitude. This doesn't make it easier for players to sell, as competitors know that United wants to transfer them, although it's a long time ago. From a contractual and legal perspective, Manchester United must act with caution. They have made it clear that these players can use the medical and rehabilitation facilities at the Carrington base, but it is not uncommon in football to be excluded and forced to train from first teams.

The situation is slightly different for each player, but selling them does have some benefits. Maracia is a friend of Rashford, whose former is low in popularity and salary, but left-footed players are very popular in the market. Garnacho's transfer fee is extremely low, and he can almost make a pure profit if sold. Despite the high transfer fees, Anthony performed well when he was loaned to Betis in the second half of last season. Sancho is only 25 years old and still has hope of regaining his former state.

Amorin is unlikely to change his mind and expect him to be dismissed? At least it's unlikely now. Assuming players are eager to play, they can choose to cut their wages to facilitate transfers—even if their income is reduced, they may be more willing to play a major role in the new team. It was not their fault that they accepted and signed the generous contract provided by Manchester United. Therefore, they can also insist on not compromising, and the end result may be to continue to receive their salary as per the terms of the contract.

A well-known sports director said that the player's agents would communicate with the clubs of interest, which might say: "We can pay between £20 and £30 million. If you can lower the price, we can bear the required salary and the fees of the agent." For clubs willing to bring in players for £20 and £25 million, there is demand in the market, but it is difficult to exceed this price.

Transfers require a compromise, and the way to compromise is not just to reduce the transfer fee. For example, clubs can choose to pay in installments, or extend payment periods, or compromise on bonuses. In Rashford's case, Manchester United has not yet completed the sale, and he is currently one of the highest paid players in football, and Barcelona seems willing to bear the high salary during his loan period, which seems to be beneficial to all parties.

As the transfer deadline approaches, the interested clubs may still feel that they have plenty of time now, but the longer the delay, the more likely their target players are to be signed by other teams. For the remaining four players, the worst case scenario is that the deal is not completed until the last minute before the transfer window closes on September 1, and it may not even be possible to reach an agreement.

This summer, the Turkish Super League transfer market will end 12 days after the closure of the English market, providing Premier League players with a last chance. However, there are currently more than 50 Premier League players with contracts expiring and not everyone can wait.

The most likely result is that both sides compromise, and each player has its pros and cons, and the poor record of last season prevented Manchester United from taking a strong position in the negotiations. Besides the high-value contracts signed before, these players do not have much bargaining chips.