MANCHESTER UNITED are keen on the likes of Jude Bellingham, Declan Rice and Frenkie de Jong this summer, according to reports.
Meanwhile, Scott McTominay's future is uncertain.
Manager Erik ten Hag is keen to bolster his midfield options and is weighing up potential signings as well as exits.
Jude Bellingham is wanted by United, but Borussia Dortmund could demand well over £100million.
West Ham captain Declan Rice is also an option, with Arsenal joining them in the race to sign him.
Man Utd are also expected to reignite their interest in Barcelona star Frenkie De Jong after their failed attempts to land him last year.
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The LaLiga side may be forced into selling the Dutchman due to a desperate need to balance the books amid financial troubles.
A space in the squad is expected to open up with McTominay potentially heading for the exit door, claim the Daily Mail.
Man Utd previously rejected bids for him from Newcastle, but his availability is set to be re-considered at the end of the season.
The Scot's contract does not expire until 2025.
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However, his career is supposedly at a "crossroads" with concern over his game time with Casemiro, Christian Eriksen, Marcel Sabitzer and Fred all competing for places.
McTominay has only started 14 games this season, just eight of which have come in the Premier League.
Man Utd are supposedly proud of the progress the player has made since joining the club when he was just five-years-old and there is sensitivity towards getting rid of him.
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