Manchester United had a dismal season last season and will have to strengthen their squad this summer, but with the club's initial budget limited, they will need to sell players to replenish the funds. One of the players who could sell a lot of money is Scott · McTominay, who has been a key player for the Red Devils in 2023/24.

McTominay scored more than 10 goals for the first time this season, a performance that led United to put a £40million price tag on him, with a number of English and Turkey teams eyeing the Scottish international, but the price put them off.

West Ham had planned to buy again after last year, but United's price tag made them choose to give it up. According to sources, the "Hammers" do not plan to make a bid at this time. In the summer of 2023, they had an offer of £30 million that was rejected. United only agreed to sell Maguire at that price, but the deal fell through due to wage issues. Both the wheat and the big head stayed at United and saved Ten Hag the following season.

The then-West Ham boss David Moyes has departed, but the team are still concerned about McTominay's situation and are only asking for a price tag to get them to give up completely. Turkish Super League side Galatasaray have also been rumoured to be interested in it, with the club's vice-president confirming the talks, but the price is also a huge obstacle.

That means the 27-year-old McTominay will largely remain at Manchester United, and the £40 million price tag will certainly not be willing to be paid by any team, especially with the Scotland international only having one year left on his contract. West Ham insiders believe Manchester United see Wheat as a good player and are not planning to sell it.

Scott McTominay impressed Ten Hag last season and is considered to have a spirit worthy of the team's soul, so United could only be sold if they get a staggering offer. Although his contract is expiring, he still has a one-year priority extension option, and he will not sell it this summer.

Moreover, many of McTominay's goals last season were scored as substitutes, and he was a "super sub" who had proven himself, especially against Brentford, Manchester United still fell behind 0-1 after 90 minutes, and Wheat's savior came on to turn the game around twice in stoppage time. If McTominay stays in the team, he can be used as a substitute attacking midfielder in the future, enhancing the three-dimensionality of the attack when needed, and the British media jokingly called him "Bellingham on the bench".

In midfield, United would prefer to sell two 32-year-old veterans Casemiro and Eriksen first, especially from Denmark. Some teams on the European continent and in Asia are keeping an eye on him. Serie A promotion Macomo is considered a possible take, with his former club Ajax repeatedly rumoured to want him back, while the Saudi Arabia Pro League is another potential destination.

Eriksen has fallen out of favour under Ten Hag, starting only half of his 28 appearances this season. Eriksen admits he is not happy with his role in his second year at Manchester United, with the midfielder now in the final 12 months of his contract having decided to leave. He believes that in a team that values himself more, he can still play to his spare energy, just like he did for Denmark at the European Championship, and he has the highest number of chances created.

According to the Manchester Evening News, Manchester United have also indicated that they are willing to let Eriksen leave during the current transfer window and save £150,000 a week on his salary if they receive an offer. Van de Beek, who has a lower weekly salary than Eriksen, has left the team to join Girona in La Liga, with an initial transfer fee of only 500,000 euros! Centre-back Willy · Cambuvara will also become the third man to be sold in the summer window after agreeing to join Villarreal.