Man Utd's summer transfer budget unveiled after Solskjaer acknowledged the need to "rebuild"

A flawless stayManchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is expected to receive a mbadive GBP 250 million transfer budget this summer, far exceeding previous spending at Old Trafford.

This may not be a coincidence, rumors come in the same week that United had eliminated the Champions League against Barcelona in their fifth defeat in seven games, and had horribly exposed its weaknesses and its weaknesses at the highest level. .

Solskjaer himself acknowledged Tuesday evening, after the sober episode of Camp Nou, that there remained "work to be done" and that the "reconstruction" was still necessary for the club to compete at its level prior.

The need for major investments is more apparent than ever, the latest in the Daily Mirror says that United will have 250 million pounds to spend new players this summer.

It is said that Solskjaer has "identified key areas" of the team that need to be strengthened and that executive vice president, Ed Woodward, will support the manager with money in the transfer market.

Last summer and the frustrations of his former boss Jose Mourinho, the media generally agreed that United would target young developing talent, a policy far removed from previous acquisitions of stars such as Angel Di Maria and Alexis Sanchez.

Jadon Sancho and Aaron Wan-Bissaka have been mentioned as key targets in recent weeks. Chelsea teenager Callum Hudson-Odoi is also increasingly tied to Old Trafford, while speculation on West Ham star Declan Rice remains unclear.

There seems to be some confusion in the media as to whether United is going to spend world record fees on a new world-clbad defender such as Kalidou Koulibaly or Raphael Varane, contradictory reports only this month claiming that the club will do it and will not do it.

The Mirror names Matthijs de Ligt, captain of Ajax, as an option. The Dutch star played against United at age 17 in the 2017 Europa League final and was one of the stars of her club's unexpected run to the Champions League semi-finals this season.

De Ligt has been closely tied to Barcelona and Juventus this season, but the Manchester Evening News notes that United has had the opponent on his radar in recent years, the report describing it as "achievable this summer".

In addition to newcomers, there could also be an exodus from Old Trafford this summer. Antonio Valencia has already confirmed his departure and Ander Herrera, Juan Mata, Marcos Rojo, Matteo Darmian and potentially even Sanchez intended to follow him.