Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has reportedly informed four players that they are free to leave the club before the summer transfer window closes.
Harry Amass, Dan Gore, Toby Collyer and Radek Vitek have all been told to leave the club.
Michael Carrick is preparing for his first full campaign in charge and is eager to trim his squad.
The report claims the four players have been informed that first-team opportunities will be limited.
Harry Amass spent last season out on loan, featuring for Sheffield Wednesday before moving to Norwich City.
Despite gaining valuable experience, the young defender has reportedly fallen down the pecking order at United.
Dan Gore also spent last season away from the club, joining Rotherham United on loan.
Midfielder Toby Collyer enjoyed a loan spell elsewhere as well and could return to Hull City after the Tigers secured promotion to the Premier League.
Goalkeeper Radek Vitek is another player expected to move on.
The young shot-stopper impressed during his loan spell at Bristol City, attracting interest from clubs looking to sign him permanently.
Carrick is reshaping his squad ahead of the new season as Manchester United aim to compete for major honours.
The club has already strengthened the squad with the arrivals of Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans.
