Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho seem to be sure to be sold this summer by Cash-Strapped Manchester United.
The club remains in a financial mess and the sale of two of the largest assets of the first team is now a priority to alleviate the pressure.
Bruno Fernandes has also suggested that he could leave, but United will not want to discharge their skipper.
Argentinian star Garnacho, 20, a potential target for Chelsea, would be open to a relocation of Old Trafford.
He was unhappy that he was on the bank's couch for the 1-0 loss of Wednesday for traces in the Europa League final. He is worth around £ 45 million.
England's midfielder Mainoo is worth around £ 55 million and there would be no shortage of customers, although he has suffered an inconsistent season due to form and injury.
After he had already visited the club, the sale of Mainoo, 20, would also help to bring the profit and sustainability rules into line with profit and sustainability, because he would be 100 percent profit.
Other players such as Marcus Rashford and Antony, who are on loan in Aston Villa and Real Betis respectively, will also be sold in what will probably be a turbulent summer in United.
Jadon Sancho is also expected to leave for Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund in the middle of the left.
Chelsea will pay the Red Devils £ 5 million to not permanently sign the winger.
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Fernandes has been associated with a move to Saudi Aarabia, but he confirmed his dedication to the club.
He said: “I have always been honest. I have always said that I will be here until the club tells me it is time to go.
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“I would like to do more to be able to bring the club the great days.
“On the day the club thinks I'm too much or it's time to separate, football is that way, you never know. But I have always said it and I keep my word in the same way.
“If the club thinks it's time to separate because they want to come up with some money or whatever, it is what it is and football is sometimes so.”