Among Manchester United's five key players, only Rashford succeeded in securing a loan move; Garnacho and Antony are still waiting for offers, while Sancho is focused on money.

Manchester United refreshed their attacking trio, but this summer's squad overhaul has been chaotic. Except for Rashford, who was determined to join Barcelona and succeeded on loan, Garnacho and Antony are still waiting for clubs, with ongoing negotiations. Sancho is only interested in money and refuses any pay cut, making it difficult for him to leave. Malaysia is the most challenging case, as there is no interest at all.

A rundown of Manchester United’s five main players this summer:

• Rashford: He turned down a move to Saudi Arabia, showed no interest in Bayern or Inter Milan, and was set on joining Barcelona. Ultimately, he accepted a 15% pay cut and secured a loan, but he has yet to be registered in La Liga.
• Garnacho: Determined to stay in the Premier League and join Chelsea, he refused to engage with Bayern and has no intention of playing for Manchester United again. Chelsea and United are still negotiating, mainly over the transfer fee.
• Antony: He is eager to return to Real Betis. According to Spanish media, Betis plans to pay €20 million for 50% of Antony’s rights, and negotiations between the two clubs are ongoing.
• Sancho: Only cares about money; his refusal to take a pay cut led Chelsea to activate a buyout clause but then pay United £5 million in compensation to cancel the deal. Recently, Sancho also rejected a pay cut to join Roma. With one year left on his contract, he refuses any reduction in salary. His high wages and agent fees have deterred Juventus and Atletico Madrid.
• Malaysia: Completely overlooked, with no clubs showing interest. United tried to offer Malaysia to Atalanta and Roma; Atalanta is not interested, while Roma is still considering.

Summary: Rashford is focused on Barcelona, Garnacho on Chelsea, Antony on Betis, Sancho on his salary, and Malaysia is unwanted by anyone.