Manchester United has successfully offloaded the majority of their unwanted players this summer, but one name remains: Tyrell Malacia.

The club has seen significant departures including Marcus Rashford, Alejandro Garnacho, Rasmus Hojlund, Antony, and Jadon Sancho—each leaving on either a loan or permanent basis. While the club incurred losses on these transfers, they are relieved to lighten the wage bill after a splurge in summer spending.

Now, the focus shifts to Reds’ manager Ruben Amorim, who hopes the transfer window's closure allows his squad to concentrate solely on the game. However, Malacia continues to be an exception, having been unable to find a new club before the deadline.

Despite this setback, opportunities still exist for the Dutch left-back. The transfer window in Turkey remains open until September 12, providing a potential escape route. Notably, several Premier League players have recently made moves to Turkey, sparking speculation about Malacia's future.

Additionally, the transfer markets in Saudi Arabia (closing September 23), Belgium and Switzerland (both September 8), Greece (September 12), and Serbia (September 17) still offer possibilities for Malacia's departure.

For Tyrell Malacia, the message is clear: in order to secure game time this season, a move away from Manchester United has become essential. With Patrick Dorgu, Luke Shaw, and Diego Leon ahead of him in the left-wing back pecking order, the urgency to finalize an exit grows.

As the clock ticks down on the remaining transfer windows, all eyes are on Malacia—will he finally get the move he's been yearning for?