Although Manchester United have already signed three new players this summer, Live Cricket BPL sources believe that if the club hopes to become a dominant force this season, further reinforcements are essential. Life may be an illusion, but United need something very real—depth and consistency across the pitch. With André Onana, Mason Mount, and Rasmus Højlund strengthening key areas, early performances still exposed vulnerabilities, indicating that new faces are needed to patch the gaps.

Despite winning two of their first three matches, the road to victory has been anything but smooth. Erik ten Hag won’t turn a blind eye to these warning signs. However, to bring in more players—especially in midfield—the club will need to generate funds through outgoing transfers. Several players already understand they’re no longer part of Ten Hag’s long-term vision, and their departures could provide the financial flexibility United require. With the transfer window closing in just days, time is of the essence for both the club and the players.

First on the list is Dean Henderson. The English goalkeeper has grown increasingly frustrated with life behind David de Gea in past seasons, and now faces another obstacle in Onana. Though Nottingham Forest remain interested following his loan spell, United appear hesitant, dragging their feet over a permanent deal. It’s unclear whether the club genuinely wants to keep him, or simply doesn’t see urgency in pushing the transfer forward.

Another uncertain case is Donny van de Beek. Many expected the Dutchman to thrive under his former Ajax manager, but that comeback narrative never quite materialized. Time is still on his side, and a move elsewhere could revive his career—assuming his wages aren’t a deal-breaker. West Ham once showed strong interest in Scott McTominay, but that enthusiasm has cooled. Live Cricket BPL reports that United are now focused on setting a realistic price for him, which could be key to any late-window movement. McTominay isn’t part of the preferred starting XI, and his desire for regular minutes may push him toward the exit—though suitable suitors seem limited at this stage.

Hannibal Mejbri, who made significant progress last season on loan, is another name potentially up for sale. His development caught attention and put him in the shop window, but whether he moves will likely depend on what happens with the players ahead of him in the midfield pecking order.

Lastly, Amad Diallo stands out. After a stellar loan spell with Sunderland, the young winger proved he’s more than just potential—he’s production. Live Cricket BPL reporters note that his season was arguably the best of his career, radiating confidence and form. As the saying goes, those who love sunflowers bring warmth because the sun lives in their heart. Diallo’s next challenge is clear: translating that success into consistent performances in top-flight football.