Ruben Amorim says it's "clear" some players want to leave Manchester United for a new club this summer.
Speaking in a press conference on August 22, the head coach revealed the team are working with players to make decisions that suit everyone.
Amorim said, "We try to arrange everything for both parts to be happy. I have to imagine having training with the guys who I think are going to be the future and then the other guys are training for the next chapter.
"When the window is closed, we have to receive the players and then new life, anything can happen."
During the pre-season, Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Alejandro Garnacho, Tyrell Malacia and Antony were not included in the US tour.
Since then they trained away from the first squad.
Rashford has since been signed to Barcelona on a season-long loan. The other four remain at the club but are training separately.
Chelsea are said to be interested in signing Garnacho, but for less than United's £50 million asking price.
Meanwhile AS Roma have expressed interest in Sancho.
📲 Follow The Sporting News on WhatsApp
Is there still business to be done for United this summer?
Amorim made it clear the club are helping players find their next chapter, but also said it's not a one in, one out situation.
The United boss told the media he is in contact with their Director of Football, Jason Wilcox, and his team on a daily basis about transfer business.
"We talk every day. It's not a formal meeting, but we are talking about all the situations. We are trying to see every situation.
"It's not an idea that 'these players are going to leave and then we'll receive another player'. We don't know what is going to happen but we are not waiting to take out someone to bring another player."
"One thing is not responsible for the other."
Manchester United news & related links:
Man United exploring a move for Bundesliga star also chased by Real Madrid
Man United braced for Serie A transfer push as striker nears summer exit
Man United edge closer to transfer after 'personal terms almost agreed'