Man United's big summer transfers hinge on one condition

It's no secret that Manchester United is planning a significant squad overhaul this summer. However, they currently lack the funds. Yet, the club has a chance to earn enough for high-profile signings.

Details: Manchester United is just five matches away from making it happen. According to the Daily Mail, the club can only afford big transfers, such as Xavi Simons or Benjamin Sesko, if they qualify for the Champions League.

Participation in Europe's most prestigious club competition could bring around one hundred million pounds in revenue. With their chances of qualifying through the league being slim, their only hope remains winning the Europa League.

Reminder: Previously, Aston Villa's head coach Unai Emery spoke about the possibility of the Birmingham club buying out Marcus Rashford's contract from Manchester United.