The 20-time champions have an important summer ahead of them - but which players should stay, be sold and have offers welcomed for them?
Perhaps it says a lot about Manchester United's 2016-17 campaign that their plans for the summer transfer market have been the topic of extensive conversation for a period of some months already.
United might have already claimed the EFL Cup and Community Shield as well as finding their way to the quarter-finals of the Europa League, but their far-from-sufficient league form has had many anticipating Jose Mourinho's second summer in charge of the club and what it might bring in terms of a shake-up in the first-team squad.