Manchester United fans in the Transfer Tavern have every right to be concerned after a rather disastrous run of performances.
The 0-0 home draw against Burnley last weekend highlight just how tough it will be for manager Jose Mourinho to restore the Red Devils back to their former glory.
It’s a process that isn’t going to happen overnight, just as when we saw Sir Alex Ferguson take the reins at Old Trafford for the first time.
While the Portuguese clearly won’t be in charge for as long, the club really need to afford him time.
But with things quickly deteriorating, there has been plenty of talk surrounding the players whose United careers could be coming to an end.
One, Wayne Rooney, is being cited almost daily, but who else could follow him out of the door come January?
Coupled with some cracking recommendations from our Red-Devils obsessed landlord, here’s our list of THREE United players that could follow Rooney from the club this January…
Antony Martial

Whilst this is more likely to be a loan move than a permanent transfer, it’s clear Anthony Martial’s future at United is coming increasingly under-fire.
Mourinho’s continued preference over Lingard, Rashford and Ibrahimovic in United’s front three means most of the Frenchman’s play-time has come from the bench this season.
This one might be a case of wanting more first-team football, rather than sitting on the bench most of the time.
Bastian Schweinsteiger

Until this week, Bastian Schweinsteiger hadn’t trained with the first-team squad in over two months.
And despite his call-up back into the senior fold, we’re tipping the German to make a speedy exit from Old Trafford this winter, after some frustrating and slightly unfair treatment at the hands of Jose Mourinho.
Schweinsteiger has lots to give still and would be an asset in many a team all-over the world.
Timothy Fosu-Mensah

Another man that could leave on-loan this January could be Timothy Fosu-Mensah, who has struggled for first-team action under new boss Jose Mourinho.
He was somewhat of a prodigy last season, having been thrown into the first-team by Louis Van Gaal, to relative success too.
But what the 18-year-old needs is game-time if he’s going to continue to improve. A loan switch will definitely help him do just that.







