Scott in, Mount out? Your Man Utd squad tweaks

We asked you to pick one player you would like to move on this summer and one realistic target you want Manchester United to bring in before the transfer window shuts.

Here are some of your suggestions:

Habeeb: I am torn between Mason Mount and Lisandro Martinez. Both are incredibly injury prone and are barely worth half of what the club paid for them. Their high wages will also make it a tall order to shift them, but the club ideally needs to let one of them go and replace. If Mount goes, I'd love for Mamadou Sangare at Racing Lens to come in and be the defensive midfielder we've been crying out for. As for Martinez's potential replacement, I will like Ayden Heaven to get more starting minutes as a left centre-back, and possibly promote an academy lad if the market isn't right.

Dave: One to move on is Martinez - injury prone. One to get in - Aurelien Tchouameni. Magical.

Simon: Martinez out - injury prone and sign holder. Alex Scott in... not a direct replacement but brings depth and energy to a midfield. Kobbie Mainoo, Bruno Fernandes with Andrey Santos, Alex Scott, Youri Tielemans and Mason Mount.

Djemal: Get rid of Marcus Rashford or swap with Arda Guler from Real Madrid.

Steve: Alex Scott would be a marquee signing. It looks like he has a touch of arrogance which is often a hallmark of United greats. Time is up for Joshua Zirkzee. Even if United don't sign another striker, he's hindering chances for the youngsters and is surplus to requirements if Rashford is reintegrated into the squad.

Chris: Zirkzee has to go. I would love to get Jean-Philippe Mateta in from Crystal Palace. Premier League experience, proven goalscorer, slightly older but absolutely not past it. Possibly a really good mentor for Benjamin Sesko and definitely a great alternative/back-up.

Ben: Mason Mount out, horrible fitness record and has not delivered at the club, so time to get rid. Bring in Alex Scott - young and Premier League proven. Has huge potential.

Dale: In Jobe Bellingham. Out the Fletcher twins. Neither are good enough and especially given the two or three new midfield signings.