Manchester United have just five players worth more than 40 million euros (£34 million) in their squad.
Erik ten Hag's men have ambitious plans for the season, having been linked with big money deals for Harry Kane, Randal Kolo Muani and Victor Osimhen.
However, according to The Athletic, United's current transfer budget for the summer transfer window is around £100m.
Of course, this figure could also be shaken if the club fails to qualify for the Champions League, due to Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.
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Since the FFP stipulates that a club's spending depends on the revenue it generates, United will earn less playing in the Europa League than in Europe's top league, and will therefore be allowed to spend spend less on transfers. However, The Athletic claims that United's transfer budget will also include the money the club makes from the sale of players. But what is the value of the Old Trafford team?
Value of Man Utd player
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According to CIES, United have just five players worth more than 40 million euros (£34 million).
Marcus Rashford, who had the most productive season of his career, with 29 goals and 11 assists in all competitions, is United's most valuable player with €100m (£87m).
Burno Fernandes and Antony are United's next most valuable players, despite their disappointing first season in English football. Both have a transfer value of 80 million euros (£69 million).
Meanwhile, Lisandro Martinez, who enjoyed a successful debut season at Old Trafford, and Jadon Sancho are United's next most valuable players for €60m (£52m).
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Sancho, who has struggled to settle in at United since his highly publicized £72m 2021 transfer fee, is among the numerous players tipped to leave this summer.
The rest of the team is worth under 40 million euros (£34 million).
Notable values ??include Scott McTominay and Luke Shaw, both at €30m (£26m). Furthermore, the much-mocked pair of Harry Maguire and David De Gea are valued at €20m (£17m) each, although the former signed for United for around £80m in 2019.
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