Considering Manchester United‘s disappointing previous season, which saw them finish 15th in the Premier League without any silverware, significant improvements will be necessary for Ruben Amorim’s team to contend for European qualification next season.
The absence of European football in the upcoming campaign could pose a challenge to United’s ability to attract prominent players during the summer transfer window.
As the summer transfer window is now open, GOAL is your go-to source for all the completed Manchester United transfers for the 2025-26 season.
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Getty ImagesNew signings summer 2025 window
Manchester United successfully finalised the £62.5 million transfer of Matheus Cunha from Wolves as the first summer signing of the season. Additionally, they managed to retain their captain, Bruno Fernandes, despite interest from Saudi Arabian clubs, in particular, an insane offer from Al-Hilal, as the Portuguese desires to continue playing in Europe.
However, the club’s first signing of the Amorim era would be the acquisition of the Paraguayan starlet, Diego Leon, from Cerro Porteno for an initial fee of $4 million (£3m), with up to $4m in add-ons.
United confirmed the signing of £71m Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford after a drawn-out transfer saga, but Aston Villa rejected United’s fresh approach for Ollie Watkins.
Apart from signing 16-year-old Harley Emsden-James from Southampton, the club have seemingly shown interest in Ajax wonderkid Abdellah Ouazane.
Javi Guerra has turned down Valencia’s contract extension amid United’s interest in the highly-rated Spanish midfielder, while Chelsea slapped a £100 million price tag on striker Nicolas Jackson, among the latest developments.
Player Nationality Previous Club Fee Diego Leon Paraguay Cerro Porteno £3m Matheus Cunha Brazil Wolves £62.5m Harley Emsden-James England Southampton £1m Bryan Mbeumo Cameroon Brentford £71m
