Little Lei: Except Yoro, any other Manchester United player can be sold

May 26th According to the British media METRO, Jamie Redknapp talked about Manchester United in an interview.

It is reported that Redknapp unexpectedly suggested that Amorin sell Manchester United captain B fee this summer. Despite Manchester United's poor performance under Amorin and Tenhamher, B Fee has spent another influential season at Old Trafford. Manchester United ranked only 15th in the Premier League, closer to the relegation zone than the Champions League qualification zone, and lost to Tottenham in the UEFA Cup final.

Amorin hopes to bring in some of his own signings this summer, but that may require some sale as Manchester United only gave him a transfer budget of £100 million. Given that Manchester United intends to activate Cunha’s £62.5 million termination clause, the £100 million may not be enough unless it is sold in large quantities. Amorin has told Garnacho that he can leave the club, with the Argentine international being valued at about £50m and attracting interest from teams like Chelsea and Naples.

However, former England midfielder Redknapp believes that Manchester United should also sell B fees, he is the club's best player in the past five years. Redknapp believes Yoro is the only player United cannot lose in the upcoming summer transfer window.

Redknapp said in an interview: "When you look at this team, you ask yourself how many players are there that you won't sell this summer? I think everyone else except Yoro. Because he's just arrived and is a young player, I think all other United players can be on the shelves."

When asked if B-fee included, Redknapp added: "I think so now, I'm also a big fan of him. I think he's a game changer, but if someone bids the right price, you can invest in the team, I think he's a good player, a top football player. He's been a bad mid-week, but he's been the highlight of the team this year. If someone offers the right price and you can improve your roster, I'll accept it without hesitation."