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- what do you think about the new signings, outgoings? - whats your hope for the season? - do you think ETH is now under more pressure to deliver? # Transfers IN |Name|Position|From|Fee|Contract Length|Rumored Wages| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Tom Heaton|GK|\-|Contract Extension|1|\-| |Johnny Evans|CB|New Contract|\-|1|\-| |Joshua Zirkzee|ST|Bologna|€42.5M(over 3 years)|5+1|\-| |Lenny Yoro|CB|Lille|£52 m|5+1|\-| |De Light|CB|Bayern Munchen|€45M+€5M|5+1|\-| |Mazroui|RB-LB|Bayern Munchen|€15M+€5M|4+1|\-| Sekou Kone|CM|Guidars FC|£1m |Manual Ugarte|CDM|PSG|€50M+2% sell-on clause|5+1 # Transfers OUT |Name|Position|To|Fee|Rumored Wages| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Raphaël Varane|CB|\-|Contract Expired|315K pw| |Anthony Martial|ST|\-|Contract Expired|250K pw| |Brandon Williams|LB|\-|Contract Expired|60K pw| |Charlie McNeill |ST|\-|Contract Expired|-| |Alvaro Fernandez|LB|Benfica|£5.1m+£2.6m|-| |Omari Forson|AM|Monza|Contract Expired|-| |Van De Beek|CAM|Girona|500K + 5M Easy addons + 10-15M Harder Addons + sell-on clause|140K pw| |Willy Kambwala|CB|Villarreal|£4.7m + £5.2m| |Mason Greenwood|FW|Marseille|£23.3m + £3.4m| |Joe Hugill|FW|Wigan Athletic|Loan| |Shola Shoretire|FW|PAOK FC|Contract Expired| |AWB|RB|West Ham United|£15m| |Facundo Pellistri|RW|Panathinaikos|£5.1m + £1.7m (buyback + 45% sell-on, from whole fee, not just profit)| |Radek Vitek|GK|Blau-Weiss Linz|Loan| |Maxi Oyedele|CM|Legia Warsaw|Undisclosed| |Will Fish|CB|Cardiff City|£1m(up to £3m) + 30% sell-on & buyback|\-| |Scott McTominay|CM|Napoli|€25+5m| |Rhys Bennett|CB|Fleetwood Town |Loan| |Sonny Aljofree|CB|Accrington Stanley|Loan |Jadon Sanco|RW?|Chelsea|Loan + Obligation £20-25m
# Updated We've had a few questions about tiers so I thought it best to post this. If you can't see a source in this guide, you can assume they are not worth mentioning or they haven't been verified as a source yet. We are not going to restrict which tiers can or cannot be posted to the community, but when you post something, please clearly indicate the Tier along with the source in square brackets, for example: [David Ornstein T1] If the poster isn't in the tier list, put NT for No Tier. Also, don't post The S\*n. Fuck The S\*n. ### Tier 0 - Undisputed/Official Sources - [@ManUtd](https://twitter.com/ManUtd) on Twitter - ManUtd.com ### Tier 1 - Highest Quality Sources - Simon Stone (BBC) - Simon Peach (Press Association) - Craig Norwood (Club Photographer). - James Ducker (The Telegraph) - Henry Winter (The Times Chief of Football) - Mohamed Bouhafsi (France) - Paul Joyce (The Times/Liverpool/Everton) - Kristof Terreur (The Guardian) - David Ornstein (The Athletic) - Arancha Rodriguez (Real Madrid/Spain) - Sam Lee (The Athletic) - Romeo Agresti (Juventus news) - John Percy (The Telegraph/Midlands Clubs) - Alan Nixon (for youth, and League clubs news) - Laurie Whitwell (The Athletic) - BBC (United Kingdom) ### Tier 2 - Proven to have current sources - Der Westen (Germany/Schalke/Gladbach/Dortmund) - Kicker (Germany) - De Telegraaf (Netherlands) - COPE (Spain) - Raphael Honigstein (Germany Freelancer/Guardian German News) - Voetbal International (Netherlands) - Fabrizio Romano (Guardian/Independent) - Gianluca Di Marzio (Italians only, Tier 3 if not) - Matt Law (Telegraph/Chelsea) - Andy Burton (Sky Sports) - Howard Nurse (BBC Editor) - Charlotte Duncker (Goal) - Loic Tanzi (French news) - Caderna SER (Spain) - RMC Sport (France) - Ruhr Nachrichten (Germany) - Telefoot (France) - Lee Ryder (The Chronicle/Newcastle) - Sami Mokbel (Daily Mail) - Rob Dawson (ESPN) - Paul Hirst (The Times) - Andy Mitten (Various) - RTP (Portugal only, Tier 3 if not) - Sport1 (Germany) - The Telegraph - Mike McGrath (The Telegraph) - Adam Crafton (The Athletic) ### Tier 3 - Average reliability, or former Tier 2 - Canal+/Pierre Menes (France) - Jamie Jackson (Guardian) - Ian Ladyman (Daily Mail) - Jason Burt (Telegraph) - The Guardian - The Times - Mark Ogden (ESPN) - Daniel Taylor (Guardian) - Melissa Reddy (Sky Sports) - Ian Whittell (Telegraph) - Bild (Germany/Bavaria) - Le Parisien (France) - Ian Herbert (Independent) - Marcel van Der Kraan (de Telegraaf) - Jim White (Everton only) - Stephen Howson (Tier 2 for youth news) - O Jogo (Portugal) - Adrian Kajumba (Daily Mail) - Patrick Berger (Sport1 - except Tier 2 for German news) - Dan Harris (The Guardian) - Alfredo Pedullà (Italy) - Mike Keegan (Daily Mail) - Chris Wheeler (Daily Mail) - Julien Maynard (Telefoot, Tier 2 for France) - James Savundra (TalkSPORT) - Talksport sources (UK & Ireland) - Relevo - Raisa Simplicio & Thiago Fernandes (Goal Brazil) - Jose Felix Diaz (Real Madrid news) - James Robson (Evening Standard) ### Tier 4 - Indirect sources, low reliability - BildSport (Germany) - Tuttomercatoweb (Italy) - Sport (Spain) - Goal.com - Guillem Balague (Sky Sports/Freelance) - Kaveh Solhekol/Dharmesh Sheth (Sky Sports) - Stuart Mathieson (MEN) - The Independent - Mundo Deportivo (Spain) - Marca (Spain/Real Madrid) - AS (Spain/Real Madrid) - Paris/Euro United (France/PSG) - London Evening Standard - CalcioMercato (Italy) - El Chiringuito (Unless J. Sanchez, then T1) - Sam Pilger - Pietro Balzano Prota (Radio Rossonera/Non-AC Milan, Tier 1 for AC Milan) - L'Equipe (France) - Richard Keys (beIN Sports) - Record (Portugal) - A Bola (Portugal) - David Amoyal (Gianluca Di Marzio) - Tuttosport - Correio de Manha (Portugal) ### Tier 5 - Banned - Jacob Steinberg (Guardian, for shit stirring and inaccurate article) - Jamie Jackson (Guardian, for shit stirring and inaccurate article) - Ben Jacobs (banned by BBC) - Samuel Luckhurst (for shit-stirring, racist attitude, inaccurate transfer reporting) - @SimonSmithBBC (Simon Stone Impersonator) - Simon Mullock (Mirror) for falling for a parody site article [link](https://i.imgur.com/aFluuXn.png)
Other sources are saying it's not an obligation, but an option that has a very low threshold to become an obligation. [Loic Tanzi - T2] Jadon Sancho (Manchester United) approaches Juventus : The Italians have agreed on the main lines with Manchester United, on a loan with an option to buy. This loan with purchase option will be validated under very low conditions, information that we are able to confirm. >https://www.lequipe.fr/Football/Actualites/Mercato-jadon-sancho-manchester-united-se-rapproche-de-la-juventus/1503998
# McTominay > The Serie A side have reached an agreement in principle on a deal worth around €30million (£25.4m; $33.6m) for the Scotland international, with United retaining a sell-on fee. # Ugarte > The McTominay news comes as Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Manuel Ugarte is travelling to complete his medical ahead of his move to United for €50m plus a further €10m in add-ons. Source: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5722138/2024/08/27/napoli-scott-mctominay-man-utd/?source=emp_shared_article
EXCL: Napoli agree deal with Man Utd for Scott McTominay. Subject to all parties being satisfied on player terms. ~€30m + % of future sale. Important for #MUFC FFP compliance. Manuel Ugarte potential signing would be aided by 27yo’s exit @TheAthleticFC
Are there any other news sources apart from Twitter? Mastodon has Sportsbots accounts that mirror tweets (Ornstein , Luckhurst, Romano, etc.)but it's constantly broken. I have RSS reader for Manchester Evening News but a lot of those are clickbait-y and annoying. You can't filter just Luckhurst articles so you have to click on it first.
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[Simon Peach - T1] Will Fish has completed his move from #MUFC to Championship side Cardiff City, signing a deal until 2028. Initial £1m fee that could reach £3m. Buyback & 30% sell-on clause included https://x.com/simonpeach/status/1827013573823893989?s=46&t=108nlaEXShzkgzjMQccD3g
Unedited: >Juventus in talks with #MUFC over Jadon Sancho. United want permanent sale to benefit PSR, Juventus looking at loan due to spending elsewhere. Loan-with-obligation feels a possible meet in middle. w/ @JamesHorncastle Tactical analysis @EliasBurke
Manchester United vs Fulham Competition: Premier League | Date: 16th August Kick off: 20:00 BST | Venue: Old Trafford Referee: Rob Jones | TV: Sky Sports
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Aaron Wan-Bissaka has left Manchester United to join West Ham United on a permanent transfer. The right-back signed from Crystal Palace in June 2019 and went on to play 190 games for the Reds. Wan-Bissaka, who became known for his tenacity in the tackle and impressive one-on-one defending, made his United debut in August 2019, helping Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s side to an impressive 4-0 victory over Chelsea. He was a key member of Solskjaer’s squad which finished third and qualified for the Champions League later that season, and also played 54 times in all competitions the following term, as we came second in the top-flight and reached the Europa League final, losing to Villarreal on penalties. Aaron scored two goals during his United career, against Newcastle United and Southampton, with both strikes coming in that 2020/21 season. Injuries and competition with Diogo Dalot for the right-back slot reduced Wan-Bissaka’s appearances in the following campaigns, although he produced an impressive showing as a substitute against Newcastle in the 2023 Carabao Cup final, keeping the Magpies at bay en route to his first piece of silverware with the club. He started the FA Cup final later that year, as United were beaten by Manchester City at Wembley, but the repeat derby 12 months on was a much happier occasion. Wan-Bissaka was one of the Reds’ best performers on the day, largely reducing the influence of Phil Foden and Jeremy Doku to help ensure we lifted the famous old trophy for the 13th time. That was Aaron’s final competitive appearance for United, as he now moves on to pastures new in London, joining the Hammers in their first campaign under recently appointed head coach Julen Lopetegui. Everyone at United would like to thank Aaron for his contributions to the club and we wish him all the best for the future.
Full post: 🚨🔴 EXCLUSIVE: Manchester United have reached an agreement with Bruno Fernandes to extend his contract! New deal will be valid until June 2027 plus option included for further season, June 2028 — salary at top #MUFC level
🚨 EXCLUSIVE: Man Utd agree deal with Bayern Munich for Matthijs de Ligt. €45+5m, 5+1yr, pending medical 🚨 #MUFC €15+5m Noussair Mazraoui bid accepted ⬆️ Rests on Wan-Bissaka: #WHUFC agree £15m fee, medical slated Sun/Mon, finalising exit
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Not the news we wanted to hear overnight from the US tour. Hojlund and Yoro both injured in the first half, apparently not from tackles but pulling up with separate injuries. Any updates on their condition? Hope they will be fit before start of the season.
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In depth analysis and opinions on Yoro as a signing. TLDL: - don't expect him to be an immediate starter - don't expect him to be a transformative signing - expect errors from him as he has things in his game he needs to improve on - great signing for the vision of building a team in the long term.
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Manchester United have agreed on personal terms with Manuel Ugarte. Contract terms discussed, player keen on moving to United even without Champions League football. Club-to-club talks continue with PSG, as more clubs also inquired. Same agent as Leny Yoro: Jorge Mendes.
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An agreement between the clubs on an initial €62million (£52m; $67.9m) fee was reached last week — however Yoro still needed to accept the switch. His original preference was to join [Real Madrid](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/football/team/real-madrid/) but they have so far shown no indication of paying the price that United and Lille settled on. That led the Ligue 1 side to strongly favour a deal with United for Yoro, who they would rather sell this summer than risk losing him as a free agent when his existing contract expires in June 2025. The 18-year-old France youth international has warmed to the idea of moving to Old Trafford and the latest developments are a major step forward in the situation, but there is still work to be done. If all goes to plan, United will secure their primary target to bolster in defence and a player regarded across the game as being a generational talent. The [Premier League](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/football/premier-league/) team maintain their admiration for options such as [Matthijs de Ligt](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/football/player/matthijs-de-ligt-sF1m6kAkhYpfFh5r/) of Bayern Munich and [Everton](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/football/team/everton/)’s [Jarrad Branthwaite](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/football/player/jarrad-branthwaite-hcLMat35VXcDQuLl/), although a further arrival is likely to depend on departures to create finance and squad space. Other interested parties including Paris Saint-Germain and [Liverpool](https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/football/team/liverpool/) have been pursuing Yoro’s services, though his initial choice of Real Madrid appeared to have made this a one-horse race. Regardless, United persisted and while the door has remained ajar they applied intensive efforts to lure him to the north west of England. Barring a late and unexpected turn of events, that mission is now close to coming to fruition.
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