Predictions for players we'll sign in the Summer

Cleverley I think we should be keeping. The guy is young and when he's on form he's neat and tidy on the ball and keeps possession well. His terrible form this season rather masks that, but as a sqaud player I think he has room.

However Young is a different issue. For one we already have Valencia, Nani and Januzaj who play as real wingers, Wellbeck who can play there if needed and Kagawa and Mata can play on the left or right, albeit in a very different way. Besides if reports are to be believed he's on good wages, which could be freed up to go towards an alternative. Transfer fees are often less, on an annual basis, than salaries.

Fair point about the wages. I suppose that only underlines the fact that he's probably going nowhere. Who else is going to pay Young the wages he is on at Utd?

He also seems to fit into Moyes defensive winger profile so as much as I, or you may want to get rid, think he's likely to see out his contract.
 
Both Cleverley and Young are recent England internationals. Personally I see no point in swapping squad players at great expense. Spend any money that you have on the big players that will make a difference against the top sides.

Not Cleverley's biggest fan but think a big issue with him is confidence. He has been a scapegoat for a lot of Utd's poorer performances this year. He is neither as good or as bad as some have made out on this forum.

That's not really an indication of quality these days. I'm not saying we should swap squad players, we have enough of them already. It wouldn't be to bad though, if Carrick became one next season, since he isn't young enough anymore to be our most important midfielder. What I'm saying is, let Anderson and Cleverley go, bring in 2 midfielders with the intention of both becoming regular starters and move Fellaini, Carrick and Fletcher into the roles of squad players.
 
Shaw
Carvalho
Reus
Ginter

This is what i think will happen

I'd be happy(ish) with that

I think we need a playmaker in midfield.....Carrick is 32 and our only genuine quality passing midfield player

I wish we'd signed someone like Cabaye instead of Fellaini

Kroos is a long shot but someone of that ilk would be good - someone like Thiago would have been perfect - a young player in this style would complement Carvalho/Cleverley/Carrick
 
I'd be happy(ish) with that

I think we need a playmaker in midfield.....Carrick is 32 and our only genuine quality passing midfield player

I wish we'd signed someone like Cabaye instead of Fellaini

Kroos is a long shot but someone of that ilk would be good - someone like Thiago would have been perfect - a young player in this style would complement Carvalho/Cleverley/Carrick

We would have been challenging for the title if we signed him and McCarthy in the summer. The two of them would have cost a similar amount.
 
PSG
Monaco
Real Madrid
Barcelona
Chelsea
Man City
Liverpool
Arsenal

It is going to be a summer of pain my friends. Brace yourself!
 
Out:

Vidic
Ferdinand
Evra
Anderson
Young
Giggs

Possible outs (that I would also sell):

Valencia
Cleverley
Fletcher

In:

Shaw
Carvalho
Gundogan/Koke
Santon

I'd take Santon as he is a decent back-up for right-back, left-back and centre-half. The other three players would go straight into the starting XI in their respective positions. If for some reason we sold Kagawa, then I'd also go after Reus. That lot would probably cost about £100m net.
 
PSG
Monaco
Real Madrid
Barcelona
Chelsea
Man City
Liverpool
Arsenal

It is going to be a summer of pain my friends. Brace yourself!

Not all of those clubs will be above us if we are willing to spend.
 
Out:

Vidic
Ferdinand
Evra
Anderson
Young
Giggs

Possible outs (that I would also sell):

Valencia
Cleverley
Fletcher

In:

Shaw
Carvalho
Gundogan/Koke
Santon

I'd take Santon as he is a decent back-up for right-back, left-back and centre-half. The other three players would go straight into the starting XI in their respective positions. If for some reason we sold Kagawa, then I'd also go after Reus. That lot would probably cost about £100m net.

We'll sign more than 2 central midfielders if Giggs, Anderson and Fletcher are all out. Carrick is getting old too. Can't start the season with Fellaini, Carvalho, Gundogan and Carrick as our central midfield options.
 
We'll sign more than 2 central midfielders if Giggs, Anderson and Fletcher are all out. Carrick is getting old too. Can't start the season with Fellaini, Carvalho, Gundogan and Carrick as our central midfield options.

True. Nick Powell may well come back into it too, or perhaps Cleverley or Fletcher will be kept. I can't see us bringing in 3 central midfielders at once.
 
The best advise for the summer will be for us not to expect much. That way we wont be dissapointed.
 
Shaw is the obvious one. And then a cm or two. Not going to predict who but needs doing before over inflated WC prices come into play. No reason why we cannot actually tie the deals up now and say they officially become Utd players on July 1st. Nothing wrong in that and once we are out of the Champions League with nothing other than pride to play for in the PL then our efforts should go towards securing deals for players for next year. The major problem we have is even if we sign the calibre of player we want then they wont play much pre season due to the WC. So bedding them in will take until Christmas at least.
 
That's not really an indication of quality these days. I'm not saying we should swap squad players, we have enough of them already. It wouldn't be to bad though, if Carrick became one next season, since he isn't young enough anymore to be our most important midfielder. What I'm saying is, let Anderson and Cleverley go, bring in 2 midfielders with the intention of both becoming regular starters and move Fellaini, Carrick and Fletcher into the roles of squad players.

Forgotten about Anderson :lol:.

Cleverley is young, a United fan, think he's been made a bit of a scapegoat and as such he's lacking in confidence. Think he is restricted in the more defensive role he has played at Utd this season. Maybe a more successful season all round would showcase his talents better.

Hate to see somebody like Martinez get hold of him and make him into a top midfielder when Moyes couldn't.
 
After the summer we had last year, I think just selling Young and signing a world class winger like Reus would be considered a hell of a transfer window.
 
The best advise for the summer will be for us not to expect much. That way we wont be dissapointed.

I know, most summers are disappointments at United. The only excuse was that the club didn't need all these shiny new players because they always did their duty on the pitch and managed to win trophies on a regular basis, were a club that always was in the CL in pot 1 and atleast gave the fans the perception of still being a real top club.

This season that hole perception has crumbled away, nobody sees us anymore as a real top club, who you dread to play against and who you have down on your list as potential title winners. In the PL City and Chelsea and even Liverpool have surpassed us and Arsenal are on their way. In Europe we are nothing against the likes of Real, Barca and Bayern and now with clubs like PSG who are doing it with the support of a sugar daddy or Atletico and Dortmund who are doing it on the basis of a great coach we are also getting surpassed by them. In fact if this goes on for another season and another after that, United can't seriously claim to be a top club anymore but a european subtop team at best. We don't have a fantastic coach anymore, we decided to replace him with Moyes and the club doesn't look likely on changing that any time soon. We have an unbalanced squad of players that lacks real quality and plays some of the most autrosious uneffective and unwatchable football I have ever seen.

In short if this club isn't going to inject itself with some new quality and isn't going to make some radical changes this summer, I fear the great club Manchester United is going to fall down to the level Liverpool have have been stuck in for such a long time. That is anabsolute nightmare for me and for most supporters I think. So basically the only way to still feel a bit positive around the situation at United is to hope the club will radically change some things by brining in a bunch of new quality players this summers. If they don't do that and screw this up than really it is worst case scenario for next season and the ones after that aswell. Just thinking about United not going out this summer to land these targets or failling to land them is the stuff nightmares are out made off. The only way to stay positive in all this is by retaining hope. There isn't much realistic hope to cling onto to, Moyes looks like a clown, the board look like a set of clowns and the players we have look shit, the only hope that remains is the summer. If the club messes up the summer, than it is like it messes up all hope for a brighter future of this United.
 
I know, most summers are disappointments at United. The only excuse was that the club didn't need all these shiny new players because they always did their duty on the pitch and managed to win trophies on a regular basis, were a club that always was in the CL in pot 1 and atleast gave the fans the perception of still being a real top club.

This season that hole perception has crumbled away, nobody sees us anymore as a real top club, who you dread to play against and who you have down on your list as potential title winners. In the PL City and Chelsea and even Liverpool have surpassed us and Arsenal are on their way. In Europe we are nothing against the likes of Real, Barca and Bayern and now with clubs like PSG who are doing it with the support of a sugar daddy or Atletico and Dortmund who are doing it on the basis of a great coach we are also getting surpassed by them. In fact if this goes on for another season and another after that, United can't seriously claim to be a top club anymore but a european subtop team at best. We don't have a fantastic coach anymore, we decided to replace him with Moyes and the club doesn't look likely on changing that any time soon. We have an unbalanced squad of players that lacks real quality and plays some of the most autrosious uneffective and unwatchable football I have ever seen.

In short if this club isn't going to inject itself with some new quality and isn't going to make some radical changes this summer, I fear the great club Manchester United is going to fall down to the level Liverpool have have been stuck in for such a long time. That is anabsolute nightmare for me and for most supporters I think. So basically the only way to still feel a bit positive around the situation at United is to hope the club will radically change some things by brining in a bunch of new quality players this summers. If they don't do that and screw this up than really it is worst case scenario for next season and the ones after that aswell. Just thinking about United not going out this summer to land these targets or failling to land them is the stuff nightmares are out made off. The only way to stay positive in all this is by retaining hope. There isn't much realistic hope to cling onto to, Moyes looks like a clown, the board look like a set of clowns and the players we have look shit, the only hope that remains is the summer. If the club messes up the summer, than it is like it messes up all hope for a brighter future of this United.
This is the most depressing post i have ever read.
Sunny days are ahead. This season was always going to be a toughy. I doubt anybody envisaged the extremes of which we currently occupy, but i have seen enough of late to convince me that Moyes has got the ideas to take us forward. Did you see his face after the draw with Munich? whilst us fans were enjoying avoiding defeat against the best team in the world Moyes looked let down, because he knew how close he was to masterminding a win against them. The tactics were spot on and but for better finishing (Welbeck for example) we would have won.
I still think we will go through on Wednesday and if we dont go through, then im conviced that the team will not let us down and give us a performance to be proud of. There just feels like we have a focus right now that we didnt have 3 weeks ago.
I believe in Moyes and believe he knows exactly what is required this summer
Whilst i dont think we will land all the stellar names being suggested, i think we will have a good team going into next season.
 
This is the most depressing post i have ever read.
Sunny days are ahead. This season was always going to be a toughy. I doubt anybody envisaged the extremes of which we currently occupy, but i have seen enough of late to convince me that Moyes has got the ideas to take us forward. Did you see his face after the draw with Munich? whilst us fans were enjoying avoiding defeat against the best team in the world Moyes looked let down, because he knew how close he was to masterminding a win against them. The tactics were spot on and but for better finishing (Welbeck for example) we would have won.
I still think we will go through on Wednesday and if we dont go through, then im conviced that the team will not let us down and give us a performance to be proud of. There just feels like we have a focus right now that we didnt have 3 weeks ago.
I believe in Moyes and believe he knows exactly what is required this summer
Whilst i dont think we will land all the stellar names being suggested, i think we will have a good team going into next season.

I don't share your optimism about Moyes. He has looked as clueless as I have ever seen a manager looking clueless. Whatever kind of face he may have made against Munich doesn't change that. In fact I felt a bit disappointed after the game aswell, because we had the changes to get alot more out of that game, Bayern played far from brilliant and given Welbeck his chance and the fact we had some time left with 10 versus 11 you have to admit this was sorta a missed opportunity for us to set ourselves in a real good position. The display was good, the result was ok as most would have signed for a draw beforehand, but you know Bayern will come down on us like the hammer of god in Munich and if we had been one up our chances would look alot better. Because we can't win this game by simply parking the buss, we have to score atleast one goal to get through or to get extra time(and penalties). Moyes knows this, Moyes knows it was a missed opportunity, just the fact he knows this and realises this doesn't make him a great coach, I realised this and alot of other fans realised it aswell, you can be happy that it wasn't as bad as you thought, but you always have to look at the game and we didn't get everything out of it that was in it for us.

In the PL he has been tacitcally outclassed by the entire top 6 bar Wenger, who is also struggling massively with Arsenal, and might end up out of the top 4. He has made weird transfers, not brining in the required players in the summer, overpaying for Fellaini, I'am not even sure Mata is a good piece of business for us seeing as we paid £37.5M for him (good player but not much different kagawa, if you play him the correct psotion he'll repay u with good performances, put him on the wing and he isn't all that anymore). Moyes has had a good run against the lower teams, espeiclally in away games (but the Home games have been terrible). It gives me a bit of hope that if he can make us more solid at OT we'll scrap together enough points to have a decent challenge for top 4, but we lack everything to make a title run and we might have a one off game versus a Bayern side that didn't play their best football and underestimated us but I can't see us winning the CL (and next year we won't be in it). When the games were important, like FA-cup and League cup, Moyes was overbluffed by Swansea and Sunderland. Overall I have been massively let down by the results and the results are not even the worst bit, it is the general negative menaltity I see on the pitch, the players just don't seem to care unless they get a shocking wake up call from the opposition, we don't seem to be albe to play focussed for 90 minutes (which you need in the top games). When we get in front we just try to neutralize the game and defend our lead but we never show the desire to overun our opponenets and deliver a great performance. Moyes just looks clueless in the really difficult games, espeically when things aren't going for him, he looks compleltey clueless on how to deal with it. I still don't see a reall starting XI from him on the pitch, it is stop and go, sometimes Januzaj, than he prefers Young, than he puts Mata on the wing than on the center, still don't know what he thinks of Kagawa and how he is going to use him. What is he going to do when RVP gets back, play with 2 strikers again, its all so unbalanced and it looks like a complete mess, which is what happens if you put in charge somebody who doesn't have a clue what he is doing, that is Moyes and I don't see that changing too soon.

If he makes some good transfers, starts doing what he should have been doing last summer, than maybay we can start to evolve to a real team again and we can take it step by step to improve and rebuild United. But this has to happen this summer. The quality and balance in the team have been neglected for far too long now, its not just Moyes that is responsible for this mess, it is the atrosious transfers from SAF aswell over the last couple of years. If we want to get the engine starting again it is high time we start cleaning out the clutter. We have to put this in order, we have to start clearing alot of deadwood out and injecting the team with new fresh quality players. Else I'am afraid Moyes hasn't got a chance to fullfill whatever kind of potential he might have.
 
Worryingly so do I, and it looks horribly like Jagielka, Osman and Lescott

Except it doesn't. I really would have thought that signing Mata would stop those jokes. Even when you are cynical are about our future, you could look at it in a more positive way. Moyes might not be the one to improve our performances and results, but signing Mata and our loan policy suggests that he might do well in the transfer market or at least better than last summer. Letting Fabio go and loaning out Macheda, Anderson and Zaha seems like the right decisions in hindsight. I'm fairly confident that we will sign good players in the summer, maybe not Kroos, but there are enough alternatives out there.
 
More like the Jan window, and less like the summer one please.
 
I don't think we'll sign any established top levels talents to be honest. lack of CL football and manager's reputation will probably put paid to that. So I think we'll sign several emerging talents like Carvalho, Shaw and Benatia. Hard to see who beyond that. I don't think Koke, Kroos, Vidal or Gundogan are coming anywhere near us this window.

Other possibilities are Coleman and Barkley. There'll be one or two surprises for sure. Just hope we hold onto Kagawa and build the team around the link between him and Mata.
 
Vidal would be my first choice. Top 10 centre mid in the world at a club which realistically couldn't turn down 40m+ offers. After that we need a LB/CB and wide forward. Shaw/Vertonghen/Reus would do nicely.
 
We would have been challenging for the title if we signed him and McCarthy in the summer. The two of them would have cost a similar amount.

That's a leap. I still don't rate Cabaye as high as some on this board but Cabaye + McCarthy enough to pick 15+ points to date? Big stretch. Especially with the defensive lapses, injuries (especially RVP), and Moyes. I'd have either/both over Fellaini, mind.

I can envision a triple swoop from our new feeder club, So'ton. Lallana, Schneiderlin, and Shaw. I rate Lallana and Shaw but don't know much about Schneiderlin other than a poster in this forum has a massive hardon for him. Although I can't imagine So'ton would sell off that many in one summer but the cash may talk.
 
I don't think we'll sign any established top levels talents to be honest. lack of CL football and manager's reputation will probably put paid to that. So I think we'll sign several emerging talents like Carvalho, Shaw and Benatia. Hard to see who beyond that. I don't think Koke, Kroos, Vidal or Gundogan are coming anywhere near us this window.

Other possibilities are Coleman and Barkley. There'll be one or two surprises for sure. Just hope we hold onto Kagawa and build the team around the link between him and Mata.
Benatia is about to turn 27 and is one of the best defenders in world football. Supposedly Bayern interested. You'd probably have to chuck him in the second bracket sadly.
 
Just a prediction, but I think we'll dip into La Liga, Serie A as well as the Bundesliga for players this Summer.
 
That's a leap. I still don't rate Cabaye as high as some on this board but Cabaye + McCarthy enough to pick 15+ points to date? Big stretch. Especially with the defensive lapses, injuries (especially RVP), and Moyes. I'd have either/both over Fellaini, mind.

I can envision a triple swoop from our new feeder club, So'ton. Lallana, Schneiderlin, and Shaw. I rate Lallana and Shaw but don't know much about Schneiderlin other than a poster in this forum has a massive hardon for him. Although I can't imagine So'ton would sell off that many in one summer but the cash may talk.

It's all conjecture anyways, but a solid midfield would have helped the defense too. McCarthy would have come in handy in the absence of Carrick and Cabaye would have helped with the creativity. Just look at how Newcastle have fallen since they sold him to PSG.

I don't understand why would we need Lallana? He is an attacking player, who enjoys playing in the middle, where we are already have a problem of plenty. I not sold on Shaw either, he doesn't look very good going forward and his delivery is mediocre at best. He is young and will definitely improve, still somewhere close to 30m is a big risk. IMO, we should go for a more experienced played if Evra leaves.

Schneiderlin would be a good addition to the team.
 
Vidal would be my first choice. Top 10 centre mid in the world at a club which realistically couldn't turn down 40m+ offers. After that we need a LB/CB and wide forward. Shaw/Vertonghen/Reus would do nicely.
Might as well get Ronaldo and Messi while we're at it too right? Vidal isn't realistic in any way. If there was any chance he was leaving, every club in the world would throw money at him, as he's up there with the best. But he's not. Also 40m won't get you anywhere near Vidal as well, you'd need to bid over 60m probably for them to consider it. No chance with Reus as well. Not leaving before next summer at the very least. Shaw and Vertonghen are realistic though, just not sure if Vertonghen would be what we need.
 
Priorities for the summer for me go:
  1. Creative midfielder/playmaker
  2. Left back
  3. Defensive midfielder
  4. Center back
We don't need anyone else. Think we'll get Shaw and Carvalho, but our gaping hole in midfield still wouldn't be filled, and our center backs are still going to be lacking. No idea who we'll get for the defence but there's plenty of options for midfield. You have your normal unrealistic options like Kroos or Koke, semi-realistic but risks like Gundogan, and then more realistic options that we don't seem to be interested in for whatever reason but would be perfect like Pjanic and Rakitic. There's loads more, but I have a feeling that this summer our biggest hole will yet again go unfilled. We'll sign a midfielder, I'm sure of that, but it'll be another defensive one rather then a creative one who can play in the 2 behind the attacking players.

The other positions its basically just replace whoever leaves. So if Nani, Young and Hernandez leave, then we can promote Lingard and Zaha to replace Young, and then bring in a versatile winger/striker who can play both positions.
 
Probably Barkley, Jagielka, Baines

If Moyes stays, I can only see this players would want to play for him, and even that it'll be at a premium price.

Moyes needs a CB : Jagielka LB: Baines Midfield : Barkley (all three at the cost of 60-70M)

If Everton get into the Champions League they wont be selling any of their players. At least not until after next year if they don't get in for a second year running.

I think it shows a certain amount of confidence that people are asking who we'll get in and naming the best options. For me it is starting to become a question of who is going to jump ship? How many will want to stay under him with the possibility that they wont be challenging for the title again next year. It could be tough times ahead.

And I cant see the Glazers opening the purse strings as much as £200,000,000. I think they'd sell the club before they'd potentially waste a 1/5 of the clubs value on a manager who no one is the least bit sure about yet. That would be seriously bad business on their part.
 
Is Antoine Griezmann the real deal? Can he a option to upgrade our wings if Reus is not available? We need goals from wide areas and he seems to scoring a lot of them this season.

I would sell Nani and Young, bring in Lingard, send Zaha on another loan and buy a top class wide player. Think we need one as bad as a creative central midfielder.
 
Is Antoine Griezmann the real deal? Can he a option to upgrade our wings if Reus is not available? We need goals from wide areas and he seems to scoring a lot of them this season.

I would sell Nani and Young, bring in Lingard, send Zaha on another loan and buy a top class wide player. Think we need one as bad as a creative central midfielder.

I think Moyes should just take the punt on Zaha and throw him in at the deepend. Same with Januzaj. I remember when Rooney and Ronaldo were in their early days they played loads of games for us. Take the risk and put the pressure on them, it will have a positive affect on them and in about 2/3 years they will be seasoned pros. I don't understand why he hasn't to be honest. Maybe Moyes thinks you'll never win anything with kids..
 
I'll do one for Liverpool:

Shaw
Pjanic
Konoplyanka
Lacazette
I think we'll sign a CB too, but I've no idea who.
 
Might as well get Ronaldo and Messi while we're at it too right? Vidal isn't realistic in any way. If there was any chance he was leaving, every club in the world would throw money at him, as he's up there with the best. But he's not. Also 40m won't get you anywhere near Vidal as well, you'd need to bid over 60m probably for them to consider it. No chance with Reus as well. Not leaving before next summer at the very least. Shaw and Vertonghen are realistic though, just not sure if Vertonghen would be what we need.

Juve President came out and said they don't have the financial power to turn down a big offer for Pogba or offer him the wages he'd be given elsewhere. Vidal is one of the best paid players at Juve and only on 90k a week. We could double that. How many of the other big clubs around Europe need a CM? Barca/Bayern/Madrid/City all don't and Chelsea will spend plenty of cash on a striker this summer, if he'sour number one target I don't see many clubs that could compete with us for 40m+ offers.

The release clause for Reus is €35m next summer and Dortmund would be helpless to stop him going anywhere (including Bayern), if we offered them £40m this summer they make a nice profit and avoid that scenario.

The only natural LCB we have is Evans since Vidic is leaving. Vertonghen would be a huge upgrade for our squad but I'm afraid City might look to him as a partner for Kompany next season.
 
I would be extremely happy with just Coentrao and Carvalho, in fact I would be surprised if we even get these two, let alone the likes of Vidal! What are ppl smoking?
 
Carvalho [Giggs, Anderson]
Reus [Kagawa, Hernandez]
Shaw [Retain Evra]

An experienced CB [Vidic, Ferdinand].

I think ideally you'd want another CM, but I wonder if Moyes thinks that Fellaini,Carrick, Fletcher and Cleverly provides enough options in this position.

Rafael - Jones - Evans - Shaw/evra
Carrick - Carvalho
Mata
Valencia Reus
Rooney/Rvp
Not sure about RvP staying. Next season we need a consistent formation, and lineup. I think you would want someone more mobile than Carrick in MF to, not sure we would be able to get another CM in the same window though. The huge signing here would be Reus, any wide player of that capacity would be a luxury to us this window.
 
Shaw
Carvalho
Reus
Ginter

This is what i think will happen

Vidal would be my first choice. Top 10 centre mid in the world at a club which realistically couldn't turn down 40m+ offers. After that we need a LB/CB and wide forward. Shaw/Vertonghen/Reus would do nicely.


I would rate these as strongly possible:

In:

Shaw - we would be idiots not to. I reckon it will be just shy of £30m though.

Carvalho - Might go as high as his release clause due to how desperate we are/look.

Hopeful:

Reus - would represent value at £40m

Vidal - Might cost £50m. I don't buy that it's not possible. We could double his wages.

The four above plus a CB would be an incredible summer and make us a top quality squad again.

That would take the best part of £180m. It's a lot of money but the gap between our squad and the other big European teams is absolutely massive. Real will probably spend half this number on one player this summer.

Selling/retiring these could help raise the funds and free up wages:

Chicarito - £15m
Kagawa - £15m
Young - £5m (wages an issue)
Valencia - £4m (wages)
Cleverley - £8m?

Wage savings only:

Evra
Too
Vidic
Giggs

Of course, when I actually reflect on this, it being Man United in the transfer market, I am sure it will be disappointment.

We will get 1-2 good signings, not as good as we hope or need, and then 1-2 Moyesy head scratchers.
 
Can't. Resist. It...


------------------- DDG

Rafael -- Smalling -- Jones --Shaw

----------- Vidal ------ Carvalho

Rooney ----- Mata ------ Reus

-------------- RVP
 
What I want:

Shaw or Coentrao
Inigo Martinez or Benatia
Carvalho
one of Gündogan/Kroos/Koke/Rakitic
Griezmann

What I expect:

Shaw or Coentrao
Carvalho
Lallana
one CB, but not Inigo Martinez or Benatia, really don't know who

I would sell/get rid of Ferdinand, Vidic, Young, Valencia, Anderson, Giggs, maybe Cleverley. Maybe another year for Evra as backup, if he goes to Monaco, we should look at Kurzawa, otherwise keep Büttner. Loans for Powell, Lingard, Henriquez and Zaha, promote Keane and Varela.

What I expect which players we sell/get rid of: Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Young, Anderson, Giggs, Nani, Zaha, Hernandez