Manchester United The chiefs are ready to let the big player leave in the January transfer window, according to new reports. The Red Devils won on Sunday afternoon against their rivals Manchester City, as they scored two goals in a row to seal all three points and pile on the trouble for their opponents.

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Reuben the Amorite they will be happy with the win over City, but they know it will not change what United need to do in the difficult process of bringing in new stars who fit the needs of the Portuguese at Old Trafford.

January could be a busy month for United, as previously reported Sir Jim Ratcliffe could be ready to part ways with Marcus Rashford to raise money to sign a replacement. The England international has once again struggled to form this season and was left out of the squad that won the Manchester Derby on Sunday. The Red Devils could look to raise £40 million in the New Year to let Rashford go, with Barcelona keen on a transfer.

As Rashford may be on his way out, Xavi Simons could be on his way to Old Traffordas the Dutchman says he is interested in the Amorim project, therefore, INEOS may look to secure it ahead of the likes of Liverpool and Barcelona next year. This would be a deal that probably won't happen until the summer, as Simons is currently on loan at RB Leipzig until the end of the season.

Man Utd were prepared to let the "bad" defender leave in January

According to Caught Offside, Manchester United are ready to sell defender Victor Lindelof in the January transfer window. The 30-year-old has been at Old Trafford since July 2017, when he joined from Portuguese side Benfica.

During his time at United, Lindelof became a key player for the club, his best season being the 2019/20 campaign, where he made 35 appearances in the Premier League. Lindelof, who has been described as "the worst” In the past by Dominic Booth, he fell hard for United recently, and the exit seems to be happening soon.

The Sweden international's contract expires at the end of the campaign, so the Red Devils are willing to let him go in January before leaving for nothing in the summer. The report claims that as well as United being open to a move away in January, Lindelof is also open to a move in the New Year.

United would only be looking at around 7-8 million euros, which is about 5-6 million dollars, but it still seems that interested parties will be willing to pay this. Newcastle United, West Ham United and Everton are among the teams that want to keep the player out of the Premier League. AC Milan, Inter Milan, Juventus, Lazio and Fiorentina are also keeping an eye on him and want to bring him to Italy.