Man United Lineup Seven players for sale by the summer as Sir Jim Ratcliffe releases yet another £600M for Man united biggest upgrade ever in the summer

The possibility of Jurgen Klopp taking charge at Real Madrid has sparked fresh transfer rumours, with suggestions that one of the Spanish giants’ biggest names could find himself linked with a move to Manchester United. The former Liverpool boss is reportedly among the leading candidates should Madrid decide to replace interim coach Alvaro Arbeloa on a permanent basis.
Regardless of who ends up in the dugout at the Santiago Bernabeu, there is an expectation that changes could be made to the squad. Speculation has swirled around Jude Bellingham, with some reports in Spain hinting that the England international might surprisingly be considered expendable.
Bellingham joined Real Madrid from Borussia Dortmund in 2023 for a fee of €103 million and enjoyed a sensational first campaign. This season, however, has proven more challenging. Injuries have disrupted his rhythm, and there have even been murmurs questioning aspects of his attitude. So far, the 22-year-old has featured 28 times in all competitions, contributing six goals and four assists. He is currently sidelined with a hamstring problem and may not return until April.
Despite having more than three years remaining on his contract, uncertainty has crept into discussions about his future. When he left Borussia Dortmund, Bellingham turned down opportunities to move to the Premier League, opting instead for a switch to the Spanish capital. Now, reports relayed by Football365 claim Klopp would be open to letting him go if appointed, with Manchester United emerging as a potential destination.
The same reports suggest that Bellingham has reached an agreement in principle with United that would allow for a swift exit should there be a managerial change in Madrid. United, still attempting to restore their former dominance in the years since Sir Alex Ferguson’s departure, are believed to be monitoring the situation closely as part of their ongoing rebuild.
Interestingly, the narrative takes another twist, with claims that Bellingham would remain at Madrid if Klopp does not take over. That stance feels somewhat contradictory given Klopp’s previous admiration for the midfielder during his time at Liverpool, when he openly praised Bellingham’s qualities and influence.
The idea of Madrid cashing in on Bellingham after just one difficult spell seems far-fetched. He was instrumental in delivering both the Champions League and La Liga titles in his debut season, quickly becoming a fan favourite. A dip in form during a single campaign does not typically justify the sale of a player considered central to the club’s long-term project.
Should Manchester United genuinely pursue him, the financial implications would be enormous. Given the substantial fee Madrid paid to secure his services, any transfer would likely demand a club-record outlay and rank among the most expensive deals in football history. For now, much of the speculation hinges on who will ultimately be entrusted with leading Real Madrid into their next era.



