Manchester United have loan plans for four of their youngsters next season.
Ethan Galbraith, Dylan Levitt, Matej Kovar and Di'Shon Bernard are all set to leave on-loan, reports the Manchester Evening News.
United have favoured a policy of keeping their U23s in-house group small and sending players aged 19 or above down the English football league system to get regular game time.
Levitt, Kovar and Bernard see their deals at United expire in June 2022, while Galbraith is contracted to the club until June 2023, with the option to extend for another year.
James Garner and Teden Mengi — among the peers of the four aforementioned players at Old Trafford — will be considered under manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first-team 'umbrella' next term; although there is interest from clubs in signing them on loan.
