Michael Carrick's inaugural summer as Manchester United manager is shaping up to be significant, with potential financial benefits from Mason Greenwood's anticipated transfer to Fenerbahce. Greenwood, who moved to Marseille for £26.6 million, could generate a return for United due to a 40% sell-on clause. Reports suggest Fenerbahce is seeking at least £43 million for the forward, which would result in a £19 million payout for United. The transfer hinges on the outcome of Fenerbahce's presidential election, where candidates Aziz Yildirim and Hakan Safi are vying for leadership. Meanwhile, Frenkie de Jong has voiced his frustrations regarding the media's role in speculating about his potential transfer to United, which he felt pressured him to leave Barcelona. De Jong, who recently extended his contract with Barcelona until 2029, clarified that he always declined offers to leave, despite the club's financial struggles and external interest. As the summer transfer window progresses, Carrick may see a much-needed cash injection for his squad rebuild.