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EPL: You won’t be needed – Carrick tells four Man Utd players to leave Old Trafford
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EPL: You won’t be needed – Carrick tells four Man Utd players to leave Old Trafford

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Manchester United manager, Michael Carrick, has told four Red Devils players that they will feature sparingly this season and can leave Old Trafford for a new club this summer.

According to the Daily Mail, the players are Harry Amass, Dan Gore, Toby Collyer and goalkeeper Radek Vitek.

The players have been told they will be surplus to requirements ahead of the new 2026/27 season.

Amass spent last season on loan at Sheffield Wednesday and then Norwich.

Gore and Collyer also both spent last season away from Man United, but have been told that first-team regular playing game-time will be hard to come by under Carrick.

Gore spent last season on loan at Rotherham, while Collyer could return to Hull City following their promotion to the English top-flight.

Vitek, meanwhile, appears poised to leave Carrick’s side after an impressive loan spell at Bristol City last year.

Carrick is seeking to bolster his squad as he prepares for his first full season in charge of United.

Carrick’s side have already signed Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans, arriving from Chelsea and Aston Villa, respectively.

EPL: You won’t be needed – Carrick tells four Man Utd players to leave Old Trafford

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