Harry Maguire says ‘a lot of players' are leaving Man Utd in transfer firesale with Bruno Fernandes ‘considering' exit
HARRY MAGUIRE admits he expects a lot of players to leave Manchester United this summer.
The Red Devils are set for yet another rebuild after finishing 15th in the Premier League.
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Ruben Amorim is expected to stay on as manager but he will likely oversee multiple departures when the transfer window reopens.
Maguire revealed there will be several comings and goings at Old Trafford, emphasising the importance of getting recruitment right.
He said to press at a commercial event in Mumbai: "We will make a lot of changes in the summer at the club.
"There will be a lot of players who leave and hopefully a lot of players will come in.
"And that's down to the club to make sure they get that right and it's down to us players to make sure that we are the ones that are involved."
Maguire deputised for captain Bruno Fernandes in the post-season friendly defeat to ASEAN All-Stars in Kuala Lumpur.
And it is a job he could take on full-time with Fernandes subject to a transfer bid from Saudi Pro League side Al-Hilal.
His agent reportedly held "productive talks" over the move, which could see United receive £100million for their talisman.
United are also seeking to cash in on Alejandro Garnacho, who is understood to have been informed he can leave along with Andre Onana and Luke Shaw.
While buyers are being found for outcasts like Jadon Sancho, Antony and Marcus Rashford, who all departed Old Trafford on loan in January.
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