Ralf Rangnick reveals Man Utd will sign up to TEN players in summer transfer window in huge rebuild under Erik ten Hag
RALF RANGNICK has revealed Manchester United could sign up to TEN players in the summer as part of a huge rebuild.
The Red Devils are set to be active in the upcoming transfer window, with incoming boss Erik ten Hag to be handed funds to overhaul the team.
United are likely to lose Paul Pogba, Jesse Lingard, Nemanja Matic, Edinson Cavani and Juan Mata when their contracts expire in the summer.
Meanwhile the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Martial, Donny van de Beek, Eric Bailly, Phil Jones and Dean Henderson all face uncertain futures.
And Rangnick has confirmed that there will be plenty of changes at Old Trafford as club chiefs look to mount a title charge after a dismal season.
The 63-year-old German opened up on the future of the team following the embarrassing 4-0 away defeat at Anfield against fierce rivals Liverpool.
Speaking after the full-time whistle, he said: "There will be a rebuild for sure.
"That was obvious in the first three or four weeks for me.
"There could be six, seven, eight, maybe ten new players.”
United have been heavily linked with a host of players in recent weeks, with Benfica striker Darwin Nunez, Ajax winger Antony and RB Leipzig's versatile midfielder Christopher Nkunku all on the radar.
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Meanwhile, it has been stated that Ten Hag is keen to secure the services of Monaco's defensive midfielder Aurelien Tchouameni.
Rangnick also slammed his United team in his post-match interview, as he described their performance as "humiliating".
He remarked: "It is embarrassing, it is disappointing, maybe even humiliating.
“I’m pretty sure our players knew the importance of that game to our supporters, but in the first half we weren’t on them at all.
“They are one of the best teams in the world right now, we’re far away from that. We’re not physical enough.
“In the first half we were nowhere. If you don’t try to win second balls, you will be second best in all possible areas."