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All Manchester United Transfers Completed 2026/27

Manchester United will go into the 2026/27 season looking to finish third last term, a positive Premier League result thanks to a dramatic turnaround in form led by Michael Carrick.

With Senne Lammens established between the posts, the permanent manager’s focus this summer has turned to strengthening the defense and midfield that posted 50 goals last season, while Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha and Benjamin Sesko look to build on a promising debut campaign together up front.

Here, Football FanCast tracks all of Man Utd’s confirmed signings and departures for 2026/27.

New Signings for Man Utd 2026/27

The player

Ethnicity

The former club

Money

Andrey Santos

Brazil

Chelsea

£48m

Youri Tielemans

In Belgium

Aston Villa

£35m

Tynan Thompson

In England

Tottenham

£4m

Karl Darlow

In England

Leeds United

It’s free

Andrey Santos Joined from Chelsea in a £48m deal, the Brazilian midfielder already made his debut in the pre-season defeat to Wrexham. Santos did not feature for Chelsea after joining Vasco da Gama.

Belgium captain Youri Tielemans Here he is again, signing from Aston Villa for £35m after a strong World Cup, with United starting a release clause that left many fans in the Midlands frustrated, such was the importance of the former Leicester man to their midfielder.

He has a goalkeeper Karl Darlow He joined on a free transfer from Leeds United, and is still a highly rated youngster Tynan Thompson he just left Tottenham for an initial £4m.

Man Utd from 2026/27

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The player

Ethnicity

The New Club

Money

Rasmus Hojlund

Denmark

Naples

£43m

Casemiro

Brazil

Released

It’s free

Tyrell Malacia

In the Netherlands

Released

It’s free

Jadon Sancho

In England

Released

It’s free

Andre Onana

Cameroon

Trabzonspor

A loan

Rasmus Hojlund He completed a permanent move to Napoli for £43m, with the Italian club qualifying for the Champions League which created an obligation to buy following his loan spell in Serie A.

Brazilian midfielder Casemiro he left Old Trafford after the end of his contract and is expected to move to MLS. Tyrell Malacia again Jadon Sancho they also left on free agents following the redshirt disappointment.

Andre Onana extended his stay in Turkey with another loan move to Trabzonspor.

Who is Man Utd’s record signing?

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Record signing for Man Utd Paul Pogbawho returned from Juventus in 2016 for £89m.

The French midfielder joined the club’s academy before moving to Turin in 2012, and his spell at Old Trafford has had ups and downs before his contract expires in 2022.

In total, Pogba scored 39 times and provided 51 assists in 233 games for United.

Man Utd’s Top 10 Signings of All Time

The player

Fee (extras included)

Signed From

A year

Paul Pogba

£89m

Juventus

2016

Anthony

£81.3m

Ajax

2022

Harry Maguire

£80m

Leicester City

2019

Romelu Lukaku

£75m

Everton

2017

Jadon Sancho

£73m

Borussia Dortmund

2021

Bryan Mbeumo

£71m

Brentford

2025

Benjamin Sesko

£66.4m

RB Leipzig

2025

Rasmus Hojlund

£64m

Atalanta

2022

Matheus Kunha

£62.5m

Wolves

2025

Angel Di Maria

£60m

Real Madrid

2014

Who Is Man Utd’s Record Sale?

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Man Utd’s record sale Cristiano Ronaldosold to Real Madrid in 2009 for £80m.

The Portuguese star grew into a global icon during his six-year spell at Old Trafford under Sir Alex Ferguson, winning nine major trophies before moving to the Bernabeu.

Man Utd’s Top 10 Sales Of All Time

The player

Fee (extras included)

Sold To

A year

Cristiano Ronaldo

£80m

Real Madrid

2009

Romelu Lukaku

£74m

Inter

2019

Angel Di Maria

£44.3m

PSG

2015

Rasmus Hojlund

£43m

Naples

2026

Alejandro Garnacho

£40m

Chelsea

2025

Mason Greenwood

£26.6m

Marseille

2024

Scott McTominay

£25.7m

Naples

2024

Dan James

£25m

Leeds

2021

David Beckham

£24.5m

Real Madrid

2003

Morgan Schneiderlin

£24m

Everton

2017

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