Man Utd will do with Dalot and Rashford who will not be renewed

The Red Devils have invested more than any other summer transfer window, the amount of £225 million to bring luxurious players to Old Trafford, it is certainly a risk the team will take, as the team has been under pressure to achieve the expected results for a few seasons now. This project is to the liking of the club's directors, who have put their trust in Erik ten Hag in every respect.

The arrival of numerous reinforcements, the idea that the coach has about how to use his squad players, make it look like a project that is just taking shape, that is important because Manchester United seeks to reverse the bad streak that has been going for a few seasons, it is important to look for players who will be key, while those who are participating more at any time can be removed from their position, perhaps to be something innovative some players feel confident of the rotation of the team.

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Diogo Dalot and Marcus Rashford are two young players who have been rumoured to be on the way out in recent months, today they are two players who, having received the confidence of the coach who arrived at Old Trafford in the summer, have felt comfortable to play and continue to play their football. In addition to the reinforcements they have brought into the team, it is thought that more players will be brought in. Possibly from January we will see new players at Man Utd, it will depend on how the team does in the month of October.

Manchester United to apply clause in Rashford and Dalot's contracts to extend to 2024

It was leaked that Marcus Rashford's contract has an option to renew his current deal for another year, so that the player will not be lost next summer. As well as Diogo Dalot, according to information from Fabrizio Romano, the Portuguese would also have this option to extend his contract for another year, which would make two players in Erik ten Hag's starting eleven that he could keep without seeking a renewal negotiation.