Manchester United have a busy switch deadline day in retailer as Erik ten Hag scrambles to finish two ultimate additions earlier than 11pm. The Dutchman has recruited 4 new gamers this summer time however is reportedly determined to signal a left-back and midfielder earlier than the window slams shut.

Ten Hag has added Mason Mount, Andre Onana, Rasmus Hojlund and Altay Bayindir to his ranks for a mixed £183million.

But he desires to additional bolster his squad after a shaky begin to the Premier League marketing campaign.

Express Sport runs by way of three outcomes that will make up United's dream switch deadline day.

Five exits

Outgoings have been simply as vital as incomings for United this summer time, and Ten Hag will likely be upset to not have raised extra funds by way of participant gross sales than initially deliberate.

But there are nonetheless a handful of futures to resolve earlier than the deadline to dump deadwood in his squad and assist the event of youthful prospects.

Dean Henderson has sealed a £20m transfer to Crystal Palace - with £4m Fenerbahce goalkeeper Bayindir changing him - and Teden Mengi is ready to finish a everlasting transfer to Luton Town.

Eric Bailly is out of Ten Hag's plans and desires a transfer, however might depart after the deadline if United terminate his contract.

Donny van de Beek, Facundo Pellistri and Alvaro Fernandez are in talks over mortgage exits.

Left-back U-turn

United are looking for left-back cowl, with Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia each dominated out by way of harm for a number of weeks.

But Chelsea tarnished a possible mortgage swoop for Marc Cucurella by fielding him in Wednesday's Carabao Cup second-round conflict in opposition to AFC Wimbledon.

It means United would not have the ability to ship Cucurella again in January if Shaw and Malacia are each again as a result of it could class as him taking part in for 3 golf equipment, which is prohibited.

So the Red Devils should go for another choice like Sergio Reguilon or Nicolas Tagliafico, who also needs to come less expensive, funding Ten Hag's headline Deadline Day transfer...