Man Utd boss Carrick tells four players to leave Old Trafford this summer
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has told defenders Harry Amass and Dan Gore, midfielder Toby Collyer and goalkeeper Radek Vitek that they will feature sparingly this season and can leave Old Trafford this summer. According to the Daily Mail, the four players have been told they are surplus to requirements ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
Amass spent last season on loan at Sheffield Wednesday and then Norwich, while Gore played for Rotherham and Collyer was with Hull City, which recently earned promotion to the Premier League. Vitek impressed during a loan spell at Bristol City and is poised to depart after that stint.
Carrick is reshaping his squad for his first full season in charge, having already signed midfielder Andrey Santos from Chelsea and midfielder Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa. The moves signal a push to strengthen the midfield and goalkeeping options as United prepare for the new campaign.
For Nigerian fans who follow the Premier League, these exits could open opportunities for other players, including African talents, to break into the first team. The summer transfer window will show whether the quartet secure moves elsewhere and how the new signings affect United's title ambitions.
Will these departures strengthen United's squad depth, or will the club miss the experience of the outgoing players?