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Manchester United are set to try out a new transfer policy for their young players to help their development under Erik ten Hag.
The new United boss is set to undergo a huge clear-out of his squad this summer as he sets about starting his Old Trafford revolution. While a number of sales are expected, young stars will also be allowed to leave on loan although reports suggest United are changing how they go about finalising such deals.
It comes as Jose Mourinho’s stance on selling AS Roma forward Tammy Abraham to United has become clear. And United are reportedly weighing up