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Manchester United to allow three defenders to leave this summer?

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Manchester United could sanction the sales of Marcos Rojo, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling ahead of next season, according to a report.
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Manchester United could reportedly sanction the sales of Marcos Rojo, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling when this summer's transfer window opens for business.

Smalling has spent the 2019-20 campaign on loan with Roma, and the Italian outfit have said on a number of occasions that they are keen on a permanent deal for the Englishman.

Rojo, meanwhile, joined Estudiantes on loan in January, having struggled for action in the first half of the season.

Jones has been a part of United's first-team squad this term, but the centre-back has only made eight appearances, while he has only featured once in the Premier League since the end of November.

According to the Manchester Evening News, head coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could sanction the sales of all three defenders ahead of the 2020-21 campaign.

The 20-time English champions have been credited with an interest in Swansea City's Joe Rodon, while Napoli's Kalidou Koulibaly continues to be mentioned as a possible arrival. body check tags ::

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TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Chelsea1164125111422
2Tottenham HotspurSpurs106312191221
3Liverpool106312217521
4Manchester UnitedMan Utd106131917219
5Manchester CityMan City105321711618
6Leicester CityLeicester106041914518
7West Ham UnitedWest Ham115241814417
8Southampton105231916317
9Everton115242018217
10Wolverhampton WanderersWolves105231111017
11Aston Villa95042013715
12Newcastle UnitedNewcastle104241215-314
13Leeds UnitedLeeds114251620-414
14Arsenal104151012-213
15Crystal Palace104151215-313
16Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton102441416-210
17Fulham112181121-107
18West Bromwich AlbionWest Brom10136718-116
19Burnley10136518-136
20Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd10019416-121
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