Bruno Fernandes is ready to make the FA Cup final his last game for Manchester United.
SunSport understands the Red Devils captain is considering a summer move after four-and-a-half seasons at Old Trafford.
There is expected to be no shortage of interest in the midfielder from across Europe but Saudi clubs are understood to be leading the way.
Rio Ferdinand has told Sir Jim Ratcliffe he urgently needs to address a serious issue at Manchester United.
He told his Five podcast: "That's one of the things I think the club has got to look at, what's going on behind the scenes?
"The training, the way the players are around the place [and] what's the atmosphere like in the changing rooms and [around] the training ground?
"Because there's a lot to be said for that.
"If it ain't right around the training ground, invariably it ain't gonna be right on the pitch."
Gary Neville has said that he does not believe Rasmus Hojlund has the makings of a great Premier League striker.
United paid £72million to bring the player over from Atalanta last summer.
The forward failed to score in his first 14 Premier League matches, before a hot streak that saw him bag seven in six.
His progress was thwarted by a muscular injury, and since his return he has only scored once in eight games.
Neville said: "I think this is a kid that needs persevering with. I looked at Ollie Watkins before.
"He's not going to become a Haaland or an Aguero, one of the great strikers in Premier League history, I don't think.
"But he can become an Ollie Watkins. You can look at someone like that, I think I can get to 20 goals."
