‘We will see’: PL boss addresses prospect of selling United-linked players, assures club ‘will do everything’ to keep them

As we approach the opening of the summer transfer window, Manchester United fans continue to find their club linked with an abundance of potential signings. 

It’s believed that the Red Devils are scouring the market for talent that’s already Premier League-proven, hence the frequent speculation regarding Crystal Palace trio Eberechi Eze, Michael Olise and Marc Guehi.

Of course, most supporters would take your hand off to see all three lining up in Red next season, but the chances of acquiring even just one of the highly-rated Eagles are slim enough as it is.

Guehi, who could spend the summer representing England at the Euros, would bolster Erik ten Hag’s defensive unit after a campaign of such debilitating injury woes that’s led to an ever-rotating backline.

The likes of Eze and Olise showcased their prolific abilities front and centre to the United hierarchy last Monday after they were influential in Palace’s 4-0 thrashing of the Reds at Selhurst Park.

Olise, 22, etched his name on the scoresheet twice with two scintillating finishes past Andre Onana and followed it up with another remarkable strike in his side’s comfortable 3-1 win over Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday.

BBC have previously reported that amid the widespread interest surrounding both attackers, Palace have set a minimum price tag of £60 million each.

Palace boss outlines club’s transfer stance

New boss Oliver Glasner spoke on the prospect of his star men departing in the summer window and admitted that the Eagles will do everything in their power to keep hold of them while he continues his resurgent project into a first full term.

“I hope all the players will be here. I know the club will do everything to ensure they will play for Crystal Palace next season,” the Australian manager declared.

“I think what we can show from the sports department is that we are ambitious, and they can benefit and make a big contribution to being successful. That is what we can offer them, the rest we will see.”