Report reveals three players ‘sentenced’ by Ten Hag as he finalises Man Utd list

Erik ten Hag has decided on three players that will definitely be leaving Man Utd in the summer transfer window, according to reports.

The Red Devils have made progress under Ten Hag this campaign with the Dutchman providing the club with a clear style of play.

Man Utd are currently in the driving seat for a top-four finish in the Premier League and have .

And Ten Hag could have further success too with Man Utd into the quarter-finals of the Europa League and semi-finals of the FA Cup.

The Man Utd boss will be hopeful he will be well backed in the summer transfer window but there are rumours he will also have to move on some squad players too.

And Spanish publication Fichajes claims that three players have been ‘sentenced by Ten Hag for the next season’ as he finalises his list of players he is willing to sell.

It is understood that the Dutchman is ‘clear about which players he does not want to have on the squad next season’ and Man Utd ‘will let Donny van de Beek, Víctor Lindelof and Harry Maguire leave Old Trafford at the end of the season’.

And the Red Devils hierarchy are hoping the trio can make them the ‘millions’ that they need to ‘help make those much-desired signings for 2023/2024’.

Centre-backs Maguire and Lindelof were pushed down the pecking order in the summer with the arrival of Lisandro Martinez, and Ten Hag has even opted to play Luke Shaw in the middle instead of the duo on occasion this season.

Van de Beek – who went out on loan to Everton last season – has only made ten appearances in all competitions this season after playing just 14 times last term, and now looks certain to leave Man Utd in the summer.

And Man Utd captain Maguire recently opened up about with the Red Devils and believes his “influence is still there”.

Speaking on international duty, Maguire said: “Obviously this season, I haven’t played as much as I’d like but, for my club, I feel like my form’s been good this year,” he said.

“I know people obviously look at me not playing but when I’ve played, I think in my last eight or nine starts for Manchester United we have won.

“I think in terms of minutes on the clock I played two games last week, two 90 minutes for Manchester United.

“I think last month I played four games, started four, so it’s probably as many as a lot of the lads in the dressing room, if not more.

“Listen, I want to play every game, I want to play every game for my club and my country. I feel like I’m good enough to play at a high level and I’ve proven that over the last five, six years now.”