Manchester United are continuing preparations for another busy summer both on and off the pitch. Several changes have already been confirmed ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
Manchester United have reportedly made a serious move for Sporting CP wide player Maxi Araújo, with a source on X claiming the club have submitted a bid worth around £69 million.
Andre Onana is expected to return to Manchester United this summer once his loan spell at Trabzonspor comes to an end. According to BBC Sport, via Sky Sports, the Cameroon goalkeeper plans to report for pre-season at Old Trafford despite the fact United are still open to moving him on permanently.
Manchester United are reportedly looking at Borussia Dortmund full-back Julian Ryerson as they plan their defensive options for the summer. According to Sky Germany, United are interested in the Norwegian international, but this is not a simple case of adding another player to the squad.
Manchester United aren’t just talking — they’re *pursuing* Borussia Dortmund’s rising star, and it’s not just rumor. According to ESPN, United are in the mix for a player who’s been lighting up the Bundesliga.
Manchester United are expected to strengthen defensively this summer. Preparations have continued for another major rebuild ahead of the 2026/27 campaign.
It’s that stage of the season where clubs across the football pyramid are beginning to confirm which players will stay and which will leave ahead of the summer transfer window.
Manchester United’s recruitment under Omar Berrada is starting to look less like a hiring drive and more like a mass hiring from Manchester City. Berrada arrived from The Citizens in July 2024 as United’s new CEO, the cornerstone of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s football restructure.
Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United are interested in signing Christos Tzolis from Club Brugge. The 24-year-old Greek winger has been excellent this season, scoring 20 goals across all competitions.
Manchester United’s influence continues to stretch far beyond the pitch, with players across both the men’s and women’s sides regularly making headlines for achievements at club and international level.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup coverage is beginning to take shape ahead of the tournament in North America, with broadcasters assembling heavyweight punditry teams as anticipation builds for June 11 kick-off.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup fast approaching, national teams are beginning to lock in their final squads as preparations intensify across Europe and beyond.
Manuel Ugarte has expressed his gratitude to his family and partner for helping him through a ‘difficult’ season. It comes ahead of a summer transfer window in which the midfielder looks nailed-on to leave Manchester United.
The 2026 World Cup is edging closer and former Manchester United players continue to feature heavily in international squads as national teams finalise preparations for the tournament in North America.
England’s focus is already beginning to shift toward next year’s Women’s World Cup, with the Lionesses aiming to return to the biggest stage and challenge for global honours in Brazil.
Manchester United legend Roy Keane has once again made headlines after delivering a brutal assessment of captain Bruno Fernandes, insisting the Portuguese midfielder’s individual numbers mean little if the team continues to fail collectively.
Manchester United’s coaching structure has taken another major step forward as the club continues to stabilise under the leadership of Michael Carrick following a dramatic mid-season change at Old Trafford.
Karim Adeyemi could be one of the attacking names to watch this summer, with Manchester United, Chelsea and Liverpool all linked with the Borussia Dortmund winger.
Rasmus Hojlund is now set to stay at Napoli permanently after their 3-0 win over Pisa last weekend secured Champions League qualification. The result triggered the condition in his move from Manchester United.