Manchester United is gearing up for a major summer overhaul, and the club's need for fresh talent means they’ll have to offload several high-profile players first. After a dismal season that could end with the team achieving their worst-ever Premier League finish, the pressure is on to rebuild.

Currently languishing below mid-table, Manchester United’s hopes of finishing in the top 10 seem increasingly dim. Manager Ruben Amorim is reportedly frustrated with lackluster performances from key players at both ends of the pitch.

In goal, Andre Onana has faced heavy criticism for his inconsistent form, with many questioning his position after costly mistakes, notably one against Lyon in a recent match.

On the offensive side, it’s no secret that Rasmus Hojlund has failed to deliver, prompting the club to consider other options as they seek a revitalized attacking force.

In a bold move to shake things up, United is reportedly ready to sell Hojlund this summer, with a price tag set at around £52 million, according to Italian sports outlet Tutto Mercato Web. This sale could help the club balance its financials while addressing its pressing player needs.

Juventus has emerged as a strong contender for Hojlund's signature, and the player himself appears open to a move back to Italy, where he may find a better chance to flourish than in the Premier League.

Insider reports suggest Juventus could move swiftly to secure Hojlund, possibly even before the upcoming Club World Cup this summer. They are looking to acquire him on loan initially, with a future purchase option—an arrangement that could intrigue United if tied to specific performance criteria.

As they prepare for potential departures—including likely exits for Antony and Marcus Rashford—United is also eyeing replacements. The club has expressed interest in signing talented forwards Liam Delap and Matheus Cunha, both viewed as significant upgrades over Hojlund.

Delap, currently valued at £30 million, stands out as a particularly promising option. Comparisons between Hojlund and both Delap and Cunha reveal clear advantages for the latter options, particularly in offensive creativity and shot production.

As Manchester United sets the stage for a transformative summer, all eyes will be on how they navigate these crucial changes and whether they can reclaim their status as a top contender in English football.