Manchester United continues to be active in the summer transfer market as they aim to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season. Under the guidance of coach Michael Carrick, the club is looking to make significant changes while also balancing the wage bill to comply with financial regulations. Here are seven notable transfer deals that could potentially be completed this week:

1. Myles Lewis-Skelly

Manchester United remains interested in acquiring a quality left-back, and Myles Lewis-Skelly has emerged as a prominent target. With Arsenal potentially signing Bruno Guimaraes, Lewis-Skelly's playing time could diminish, prompting him to consider his future. The 19-year-old is versatile, excelling as both a left-back and central midfielder, aligning with Carrick's vision of rejuvenating the squad. However, this deal may be challenging as Arsenal is reluctant to strengthen a direct rival.

2. Manu Kone

Manu Kone is still on Manchester United's radar following his impressive performances with the French national team at the 2026 World Cup. The Roma midfielder is known for his physicality and ability to control the midfield, fitting well into the system Carrick is building. Roma values Kone at around £51 million, but financial constraints may lead them to consider more flexible options during negotiations.

3. Marcus Rashford

With Barcelona not activating their buy option, Marcus Rashford finds himself in a complicated situation as both he and Manchester United seek a new destination. A potential solution could involve a direct swap with Roma for Manu Kone, as the Italian club is in need of a quality winger while United looks to bolster their midfield. If both parties can agree on a valuation, this could become one of the week's most noteworthy transfers.

4. Radek Vitek

Goalkeeper Radek Vitek is likely to depart Old Trafford in an official transfer. After a loan spell at Bristol City, the 22-year-old has attracted interest from several clubs. Given his limited chances to compete for the starting position at Manchester United, moving on would provide Vitek with more regular playing time and generate a transfer fee for the club to reinvest.

5. Harry Amass

Harry Amass made a strong impression during summer friendlies when given the opportunity to replace Luke Shaw. However, with the presence of Patrick Dorgu and Noussair Mazraoui, his path to the first team remains crowded. Several Championship clubs are monitoring Amass, and Manchester United is reportedly open to offers around £6 million. If this transfer occurs, Amass would have the chance to develop in a more competitive environment.

6. Dan Gore

Once considered one of the most promising midfielders from the Carrington academy, Dan Gore has faced setbacks due to recurring injuries. After a loan stint at Rotherham, it has been indicated that his playing opportunities next season will primarily come from the U21 team. This situation makes a departure from Old Trafford increasingly likely, especially with Middlesbrough and other Championship clubs keeping an eye on the young midfielder's situation.

7. Toby Collyer

Another young player who could leave Manchester United this summer is Toby Collyer. After gaining experience at Hull City, the Carrington academy graduate is eager for regular first-team football. The coaching staff believes Collyer has the potential to develop into a Premier League player, but if a suitable offer comes in, United is willing to sell rather than continue loaning him out, allowing him to further his career.