Sancho fell out-of-favour with manager Erik ten Hag earlier this season after criticising the Dutchman following the Arsenal game.

He recently joined Borussia Dortmund on loan, but United are already planning to offload him on a permanent deal.

Similarly, Antony's future at the club is hanging in the balance. He has not made a single goal contribution this campaign.

Standard Sport claim that the duo have been offered to several Saudi Arabia clubs and United are hopeful of receiving bids.

United spent £72 million and £86 million respectively on Sancho and Antony and they are prepared to cut their losses.

The club will demand £50m apiece for each player from Saudi, and it remains to be seen whether they get their wish.

It won't be a clear-cut process as Sancho and Antony would also need to be convinced to make the move to the Middle East.

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