This is officially the squad we'll be working with this season (unless something changes in January).
As Manchester United fans, I think it's time we were honest with ourselves.
I'm not saying we shouldn't dream big we should. But our expectations need to be realistic.
There is quality in this squad, and these players are capable of delivering. At the same time, we have to factor in injuries, adaptation, consistency, and the fact that progress takes time.
Let's support the team, believe in the project, but avoid setting expectations so high that every setback feels like a disaster.
Hope for the best. Stay realistic. Back the club. ❤️🔴 #MUFC
🚨🎥 Manchester United open training this morning:
• Amad NOT involved
• Mount and Sesko WITH the group
• Matthijs de Ligt NOT involved as his workload continues to be managed
• JJ Gabriel and Harry Amass training with the first team
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INEOS Since they took charge of the football operations at United.
Summer 2024-25
- Lenny Yoro - CB
- Manual Ugarte - CDM
- Matthias de Ligt - CB
- Joshua Zirkzee - Striker/SS
- Noussair Mazraaoui - RB
-Ayden Heaven - CB
January 2024-25
- Patrick Dorgu - LB/LWB
Summer 2025-26
- Benjamin Sesko - Striker
- Bryan Mbeumo - AM/Winger
- Matheus Cunha - AM/#10
- Senne Lammens - GK
Summer 2026-27
- Youri Tielemans - CM
- Andrey Santos - CM
- Karl Darlow - GK
- Tynan Thompson - LW
- Carlos Baleba - CDM
That’s Defense/Midfield/attack all built but I hear we will buy the defense next summer when we did already. So it’s rebuilding!
We have bought 16 players under them so far for £574m (and sold players worth £223 for a net spend of £351m).
Final scores on the summer 2026 transfer doors:
Biggest spenders in Premier League Manchester City £472m
Average spend £181m
Lowest spend Crystal Palace £51m
Biggest sellers Chelsea £451m
Highest net spend Liverpool £218m
Lowest net spend Chelsea (-£100m)
Figures per @valuball