MANCHESTER UNITED will NOT sign ten players this summer as previously suggested by Ralf Rangnick, according to reports.

The Red Devils interim boss revealed last week that the number of incomings in the upcoming transfer window could reach double digits.

But in actual fact ESPN claim Manchester United are planning to make just three transfers this summer.

Contrary to Rangick's claims, it is said the club are targeting an "evolution rather than evolution" of the current squad, and the prospect of ten players arriving is "highly unlikely".

Nevertheless ESPN go on to report Rangnick will be handed between £100million and £150m this summer, with a forward and central midfielder top of the wishlist.

Benfica star Darwin Nunez, Villarreal defender Pau Torres and Ajax centre-back Jurrien Timber are all potential targets.

The Red Devils are also interested in Harry Kane and Declan Rice but have been quoted mega-fees for both players.

It is though set to be a busy summer of outgoings, and Aaron Wan-Bissaka leads a five-man sale list at Old Trafford.

The £50m right-back is deemed surplus to requirements, with the club also willing to listen to offers for Eric Bailly, Phil Jones, Anthony Martial and Alex Telles.

Managing to sell all five players would give incoming boss Erik ten Hag more funds to work with.