Manchester United s pre-season list is released, four players are out of the election, indicating that they are about to leave the team

Manchester United coach Ruben Amorin is setting up to build his new season lineup after signing new player Brian Mbemo. This week, Manchester United will set off to the United States to participate in the Premier League summer series, and the team's four players, Alejandro Garnacho, Jaden Sancho, Tyrell Maracia and Anthony, were not selected. The move clearly shows that the club and Amorin have excluded the four from the plan and are willing to sell them in the summer window. During this summer's transfer window, these four players were closely linked to rumors of leaving the team. This absence from the US further confirmed Manchester United's determination to part ways with them. After the club completed the deal to sign former Brentford striker Mbemo and Mattus Cunia, Amorin is working to adjust the team's forward configuration. New aid Mbemo has gone to the United States with the team and is expected to make his Red Devils debut this weekend at the Metropolitan Stadium.

It is reported that in order to accelerate Garnacho's departure, Manchester United has significantly reduced its asking price and almost halved its potential transfer fee. Garnacho himself expressed his desire to stay in England this summer, with many Premier League clubs including Aston Villa, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur.

Anthony is associated with the return to Real Betis. The Brazilian winger performed well during his loan at Betis in the second half of last season, becoming an important member of the team's finals to win the sixth place in La Liga and enter the Europa League final.

Malasia's situation is similar to Anthony, who was loaned to Eindhoven in the second half of last season. The Dutch defender has only made three appearances in the league for Manchester United after recovering from a knee injury.

Sancho failed to get a chance under Amorin last season, and former coach Ten Hach put him on loan to Chelsea. During his time at Chelsea, Sancho played in a total of 31 league games and made a substitute in the UEFA League final. However, Chelsea ultimately paid a penalty to send the player back to Manchester United because of the refusal to fulfill the mandatory buyout clause in the loan agreement. The former Dortmund star's journey to find stable play opportunities is expected to continue this summer.

This trip to the United States, Manchester United will play against West Ham United, Bournemouth and Everton in the Premier League summer series. This will be the last large-scale overseas training this summer, and the team will face Serie A team Fiorentina in the last pre-season warm-up match.