A midfield rebuild was firmly on Manchester United’s agenda this summer. Casemiro, who has now signed for Inter Miami after leaving the club on a free transfer, needed replacing. At the same time, an upgrade on the struggling Manuel Ugarte had to be addressed. The Uruguayan has failed to establish himself at Old Trafford and

The Flying Dutchman. Serie A’s Young Player of the Year. A “complete player” according to his manager; a “phenomenon” in the eyes of teammates. The reputation Joshua Zirkzee arrived at Old Trafford with in the summer of 2024 pales in comparison to his reality two years on – with an exit edging closer and closer.

Manchester United have missed out on attacking target Crysencio Summerville, who has completed a switch to Al-Hilal, the reliable David Ornstein has confirmed. Summerville interest United had expressed an interest in Summerville as part of the club’s efforts to bolster their forward options. Summerville’s exit from West Ham was deemed inevitable following the Hammers’ relegation

Manchester United have shown a particularly keen interest in Brazilian stars in their attempts to overhaul their midfield. Jason Wilcox initially agreed a deal to sign Atalanta’s physically dominant midfielder Ederson to replace Casemiro. However, that move did not progress any further than medical tests. United quickly secured the services of Andrey Santos and even

Atletico Madrid are reportedly weighing up a swoop for former Manchester United forward Jadon Sancho, who is also on the radar of Borussia Dortmund. United exit United confirmed that Sancho would leave the club at the end of June following the expiry of his contract. United had the option of extending his stay by an

Plenty will argue that Manchester United will be making a huge mistake if they do not sign a new centre-back this summer. The Red Devils do have as many as five senior centre-backs in their squad, but injuries have meant Michael Carrick is likely to start the new season without two of his best defenders.