Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos have a busy summer ahead of them as they get Man Utd's squad in order for next season. Below, SunSport gives its verdict on how to deal with the Red Devils' flops this summer.
Andre Onana – STAY: After an unreliable start at Old Trafford, Onana has proven to be one of the more reliable members of the squad this season, despite constantly being peppered with shots.
Altay Bayindir – GO: Reports in February suggested Bayindir was unhappy with his role at Man Utd, amid interest from Turkish giants Galatasaray. If a profit can be made on a sale, it should be done.
Tom Heaton – STAY: Veteran goalkeeper Heaton, 38, is a reliable back-up and is on relatively low wages at the club. As long as he's happy, it makes sense to keep him.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka – GO: Wan-Bissaka, 26, has never managed to make the right-back position his own. With his contract expiring until 2025, it makes sense to make money now.
Diogo Dalot – STAY: Dalot, 26, has been one of Man Utd's most consistent players this season.
Rafael Varane – GO: Without his injury record, there would be a loud clamor to keep Varane, but costs must be cut to freshen up the squad.
Harry Maguire-GA: Maguire has shown he has the right character for Man Utd, but overall ability and desired profile are another matter, with Maguire too slow to play in a high defensive line.
Lisandro Martinez – STAY: Martinez, 26, is unparalleled in his build-up play. He needs a long-term defensive partner on the right side and to overcome the injuries that have plagued him this season.
Jonny Evans-GA: Veteran campaigner Evans could easily be on the residency list if he were to play even a bit of a role. But he has shown his advancing years at times this season.
Victor Lindelof-GO: Lindelof, 29, has been reliable, if not unremarkable, in his Man Utd career. He has another year left on his contract, so if a decent transfer fee can be paid for him, he should be moved on.
Willy Kambwala – STAY: He should be given the chance to mature for a few years behind a senior CB pairing before stepping into the first team as a starter or moving up.
Luke Shaw GA: Shaw is one of the Premier League's best left-backs when fit and has been a good servant when available. But unfortunately that has been his Achilles heel again this season.
Tyrell Malacia – COTTAGE: Malacia, 24, was decent enough to earn some merit in his first season at Man Utd before an injury ended his season and inadvertently led to his second season being written off.
Sofyan Amrabat – GO: Amrabat, 27, looked like a world beater at the World Cup in Qatar with Morocco. But he has had a disappointing season in England and his loan spell will almost certainly not be made permanent.
Casemiro – GO: An alarming physical decline has turned him from key figure to burden. If a club is willing to buy the 32-year-old, who has two years left on his contract, United will have to pull the trigger.
Christian Eriksen-GO: Eriksen proved to be a useful signing and Ineos should look to sign another player with similar attributes, but in all honesty his legs seemed to have disappeared towards the end of this season.
Kobbie Mainoo-STAY: Mainoo, the first of the so-called untouchables, has been a rare ray of hope in the Red Devils' midfield this season.
Mason Mount – COTTAGE: Mount could be given the benefit of the doubt until the summer of 2025, at least after an injury-riddled debut season.
Scott McTominay – STAY: McTominay, 27, has proven to be a brilliant plan B this season, which is exactly why Ineos should look to keep him.
Bruno Fernandes – STAY: Man Utd's best player since his arrival just over four years ago, Fernandes, 29, remains unrivaled when it comes to creating chances, while his tenacity boosts those around him.
Anthony – GO: There's a reason to argue that Anthony could well be the worst pound-for-pound signing in Premier League history. Despite some memorable moments, he is simply not Man Utd quality.
Anthony Martial – GO: Ultimately, Martial will have to be let go when his contract expires this summer after a terrible injury record of late.
Marcus Rashford – STAY: As easy as it would be to say that Rashford should leave the club this summer, it is difficult to look at the market and find many available players capable of scoring 30 goals a season.
Alejandro Garnacho – STAY: Another third of the untouchables trio, Garnacho, has made the right wing his own since he joined. He is a raw talent, but has shown that he has the quality to improve.
Rasmus Hojlund – STAY: The 21-year-old was a slow burner in his first Man Utd season and was often left out of contention, which led to him being unable to score the goals his movement and unselfish play often deserves.
Amad Diallo – STAY: In the fleeting moments he has been on the pitch for Man Utd this season, Diallo has looked dangerous and exciting. He should be given a chance to flourish with some good first-team opportunities over a full season.