The 13 transfers Manchester United could complete in final month of summer window

Manchester United could complete a further 13 deals in the final full month of the summer transfer window.

Ruben Amorim has bolstered his first-team squad with the additions of Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha and Diego Leon, while there is also a desire to add a further three signings next month. United have until Monday 1 September to add to their squad, but are well those additional purchases will need to be funded through player sales.

United are yet to sanction a full sale this summer and have instead looked at loan exits for several of their players. There is still a desire to cash in on those deemed surplus to requirements, though Amorim has already admitted that some of his wantaway players could be welcomed back if they are unable to secure permanent exits. It means there is a huge element of uncertainty surrounding their transfer plans but here is what could happen in a dream scenario.

The 13 transfers Manchester United could complete

Manchester United would still like to sign a striker, defensive midfielder and a goalkeeper in the final full month of the summer transfer window. Even after they completed deals for both Bryan Mbeumo and Matheus Cunha, Ruben Amorim has requested a new goalscorer to lead the line next season.

The complication with that is United will need to sell before they can buy, something which is proving far easier said than done. Alejandro Garnacho, Jadon Sancho, Antony and Tyrell Malacia have all been made available for transfer but none of the players are currently close to an exit as prospective buyers look to test United's weakened resolve in the final month of the window.

It is a similar situation in their pursuit of a defensive midfielder, with United unlikely to have a large budget available to address the issue before deadline day. It means Amorim might need to settle for either a bargain buy to add another body to his squad, or explore the loan market.

There should be less complication with adding a back-up goalkeeper to the squad, with the club confident they will be able to secure a fee for Altay Bayindir is necessary. Amorim wants to sign a more worthy competitor to Andre Onana with Royal Antwerp shot-stopper Senne Lammens a genuine candidate for the role.

United will also focus on further loan exits at youth level with Radek Vitek set to join Bristol City and Jack Moorhouse poised to complete his switch to Leyton Orient. Harry Amass, Ethan Williams and Ethan Wheatley have also been identified for exits in the final month of the window.

The dream end to the transfer window

SIGNED - Striker, Midfielder, Goalkeeper. SOLD - Garnacho, Sancho, Antony, Malacia, Bayindir. LOANED - Vitek, Amass, Moorhouse, Williams, Wheatley.

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