Manchester United are set for a very busy summer transfer window, especially if they are able to win the Europa League final against Spurs and get back into the Champions League under Ruben Amorim next season.
The Red Devils are likely to see several departures as well as incomings this summer as they aim to operate without breaking any of the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules. But what about the players who left last summer?
United sold eight players last year for a combined funds boost of over £85 million. They also lost two names on a free transfer. But how have those 10 players who left permanently fared since leaving Old Trafford, and what are they doing now?
1. Scott McTominay - Napoli
Midfielder McTominay left for a fee of £25m to Napoli. He has since made 32 Serie A appearances, scoring 11 goals and providing four assists for Antonio Conte's side who could win the title in Italy. | Getty Images
2. Mason Greenwood - Marseille
The English attacker left United permanently last summer. He has had a successful season at Marseille under Roberto De Zerbi, scoring 19 goals in 33 Ligue 1 games. Recent reports have suggested he could come back to the Premier League in the summer. | AFP via Getty Images
3. Aaron Wan-Bissaka - West Ham United
Wan-Bissaka left United for West Ham for a fee of £15m. He has been one of the Hammers' better signings this season, despite a disappointing year for Graham Potter's side in the Premier League. | AFP via Getty Images
4. Willy Kambwala - Villarreal
20-year-old centre back Willy Kambwala moved to La Liga for a fee of £8 million last summer. He's made 16 league appearances for the Spanish side this season and is developing into a solid defender. | Getty Images