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Everton's emergence as the frontrunner for Middlesbrough's Hayden Hackney, leapfrogging both Tottenham and Manchester United for a player Roberto De Zerbi clearly wanted, represents another summer indignity for a club discovering that financial constraints and diminished prestige render even modest recruitment battles unwinnable.
Last summer, Manchester United had a fantastic summer transfer window, transforming their attacking line. Matheus Cunha joined from Wolves while Bryan Mbeumo arrived from Brentford, bringing proven Premier League experience to Old Trafford.
From the pitches of Florida to Europe, Diamonde is now set to feature for Ivory Coast at the World Cup, with the likes of Liverpool and Manchester United reportedly interested in the 19-year-old...
Manchester United chief executive Omar Berrada insists the club is on track in the transfer market and believes the club are lucky to have Bruno Fernandes as its captain. (Credit: Inside Carrington)...
CEO praises great leader' who knows club's values Captain's mixed messages have raised doubts on future Omar Berrada has not ruled out Bruno Fernandes leaving Manchester United in the summer, though the chief executive is adamant the club wants the captain to stay. The 31-year-old Fernandes was voted the Football Writers' Footballer of the Year after making a record-breaking 21 assists in the Premier League but has offered mixed messages about his future. Continue reading...
Manchester United chief executive Omar Berrada says the club will not bow to pressure and overpay in the summer transfer window.
Manchester United have been linked with several full-backs ahead of the summer transfer wiundow. Michael Carrick will look to strengthen key areas of his squad.
Manchester United's midfield department is expected to undergo further changes in the coming months. While the club are currently focused on strengthening Michael Carrick's first-team squad, long-term planning is just as important.
Manchester United remain active in the transfer market as preparations continue for the 2026/27 season. While midfield remains the club's priority, attention has also been drawn towards developments elsewhere in the footballing world.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been hit with fresh controversy after serious allegations emerged in High Court documents connected to an ongoing INEOS dispute. The Manchester United co-owner has already faced a difficult period across his sporting portfolio.
Manchester United CEO Omar Berrada says the club is in a "good place" to win the Premier League within two years.
Sandro Tonali has emerged as one of the transfers to watch this summer, as Manchester United launched him to the top of their shortlist earlier this year.
Manchester United are expected to focus heavily on strengthening their midfield during the summer transfer window, with several targets already being explored.
Champions League qualification has strengthened Manchester United's position financially and given recruitment staff additional flexibility as they target both immediate improvements and long-term talent.
Manchester United's season has seen several positive moments both on and off the pitch. Among the figures who continue to hold a special place in the hearts of United fans is legendary former manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
Last summer, Manchester United made an incredible signing in the form of Royal Antwerp goalkeeper Senne Lammens. On the back of two years with Andre Onana in goal, delivering inconsistent and problematic performances, United moved to replace their first-choice keeper.
Manchester United's goalkeeping situation is set for further changes this summer following a season in which Andre Onana spent time away from Old Trafford, with the Cameroonian now back at the club after his loan spell in Turkey came to an end.
Manchester United are expected to be busy in the transfer market this summer as Michael Carrick continues shaping a squad capable of competing on multiple fronts next season.
Manchester United have enjoyed a remarkable turnaround under Michael Carrick over the past few months, with the club securing a third-place Premier League finish and booking their place back in the UEFA Champions League.
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