AI predicts Manchester United will be on sale this summer

The 2025 summer transfer window looks crucial to Manchester United, ahead of Ruben Amorim’s first full season at Old Trafford.

After a tragic 2024/25 campaign, the Red Devils won the worst Premier League ever with 42 points in the 15th inning, and Ineos may be clear in the market.

Jonny Evans, Christian Eriksen and Victor Lindelof were all released, however, there were still many players from United returning from loans, while others left the request.

So, Grok, an AI tool on X, predicts that Man Utd can make £320 million on player sales this summer to help fund numerous arrivals.

AI predicts nine players to sell this summer

1

Marcus Rashford

(£50 million)

Marcus Rashford’s starting list is that he is unlikely to transfer his loan to Aston Villa this summer.

The British impressed under Unai Emery, which may help Man Utd try to bring the Red Devils graduates to the effort.

A deal will help Man UTD be in the PSR position as he will be pure profit, and Grok thinks he can leave for £50m.

2

Alejandro Garnacho

(£60 million)

Another player who can help PSR profit is Alejandro Garnacho, who was told he is free to find a new club this summer.

Argentina could raise up to £60 million as his Old Trafford deal remains three years away.

Groke believes Barcelona and Real Madrid can sign Garnacho against other Premier League teams, including Chelsea.

3

Rasmus Hojlund

(£50 million)

So far, center Rasmus Hojlund has failed to fulfill the pressure to become Man Utd’s first-choice striker after returning in 2023.

Hojlund signed from Atalanta and returned to Serie A with clubs like Inter Milan and Napoli, considering interested in his services.

Although Man Utd will lose, Grok believes they will accept a £50 million offer from the Danish striker.

4

Jadon Sancho

(£35 million)

Chelsea has no choice to make Jadon Sancho permanent, and the Red Devils may want to find British suitors by the deadline.

Another big signing struggling at Old Trafford, Sancho may be under half of the £73 million he paid for in 2021.

5

Anthony

(£30 million)

In a trend for Manchester United wingers that seem to meet the requirements, Anthony can also set out permanently after his loan spell with Real Betis.

After spending more than £80m and struggling in England, Anthony showed off his talent in La Liga last season, which could lead to the Red Devils accepting losses.

Groke said the chance of a permanent departure was high, with the name checking Ajax, PSV or Turkish clubs like Galatasaray, as a potential buyer, at £30m.

6

Casemiro

(20 million pounds)

If Man Utd gets £20m for Casemiro, it might represent a great business considering his Old Trafford deal is 12 months left.

Grok said cruelly: “Casemiro’s declining mobility and high salary (£350,000 per week) make him a candidate for departure”, adding that moving to the Saudi Pro League, MLS or returning to Brazil may be on the card.

7

Andre Onana

(£40 million)

After another wrong season at Old Trafford, Man Utd can do a good job of recouping £40 million of their £43.8 million paid for Andre Onana in 2023. However, Grok believes that the Red Devils can get so much for Cameroon’s goalkeeper.

It is said that “Ona’s shooting ability and distribution set Amorim’s system was reviewed, but errors were reviewed”, resulting in potential exports to Inter Milan, AC Milan or moving to Saudi Arabia.

8

Luke Shaw

(20 million pounds)

AI has said that “Luke Shaw’s vulnerable record and competition from new signings like Patrick Dorgu can make him disappear” and it’s hard to object to this, as Amorim hopes to develop for the future.

Under the contract, Shaw will turn 30 this summer until 2027, so it may be time to end his 11-year stay at Old Trafford, considering that he spent about £30 million from Southampton, earning £20 million could be considered a success.

9

Tyrell Malacia

(£15 million)

Finished the match in another left-back from Tyrell Malacia, who played only 99 minutes of Premier League football before lending to PSV 24/25.

The Dutchman costs £15m in 2022, and Groke said Ineos is going to break even in sales, with PSV and Feyenoord as potential buyers.