Man Utd are trying to offload as many as four players on La Liga giants Barcelona in the summer transfer window, according to reports.
The Red Devils had a good first season under Erik ten Hag with the Dutchman leading his side to an FA Cup final, League Cup silverware and a top-four finish.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is looking to offload four players
However, things have not gone to plan this season with Man Utd exiting Europe by finishing bottom of their Champions League group, while inconsistency in the Premier League has left them in seventh position.
saw Man Utd drop below Newcastle with the Red Devils now 13 points off fourth-placed Aston Villa with six matches remaining.
Many of the signings which Ten Hag wanted to sign have turned out to be flops with Spanish publication Nacional insisting that Man Utd co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is now trying his hardest to offload some before the summer.
The report adds that Barcelona have been offered four players after they received the call from Ratcliffe with Deco given the opportunity to sign all of them for a reasonable price .
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Christian Eriksen, Raphael Varane, Casemiro and Tyrell Malacia are the four players Ratcliffe is trying to get rid of and make room on their wage bill.
The report continues by insisting that it seems difficult for Deco and [Joan] Laporta to try to sign any of them especially Casemiro or Varane, who have a successful past at arch-rivals Real Madrid.
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I ve watched him for years and he s been one of my favourite defensive midfielders in world football, I ve loved watching him play, Redknapp said on Sky Sports.
But right now, I watch him, it looks like he s in Soccer Aid. It looks like he’s playing at such a pace where the game is a bit of fun and there s celebrities coming on the pitch. No, this is the Premier League.
You’ve got so much experience and that isn’t really a case of anything else apart from running. I think to myself, [Manchester City midfielder] Rodri, what would Rodri do in that situation? He d have been flying out there to help his team-mates and that’s what you should be doing. I don t know why.
