Manchester United transfer news
Date: July 14, 2025
Category: Football, Premier League Transfers, Manchester United
Keywords: Manchester United latest transfer news today, Garnacho rejects Al Nassr, Jadon Sancho Juventus offer, MU ink goalkeeper, Bryan Mbeumo pursuit
Latest Headlines
Alejandro Garnacho Rejects Transfer to Al Nassr
Winger Alejandro Garnacho, 21, has rejected a transfer to Al Nassr—a move to join forces with Cristiano Ronaldo—in favor of pursuing a European club transfer. Chelsea are considering a transfer trade with Christopher Nkunku, while Napoli remain in the hunt. United have placed a £70 million price on Garnacho (The Sun).
✍️ Jadon Sancho: Juventus Makes First Offer
Juventus have tabled an opening bid (~€10 million with bonuses) for Jadon Sancho, who is signed up to United until the end of the season. Though far short of United's €25 million valuation, it is a serious offer. Personal terms—four-year deal worth €5 million annually plus bonuses—are reported to be settled .
Keeper Hunt: Botafogo's John Victor in Sights
With first-choice goalkeeper Andre Onana out for two months through a hamstring strain, United are seeking to sign John Victor from Botafogo as a stopgap. His £6 million release clause makes him an attractive emergency option (The Sun).
Transfer Window Morsels
- United have formally signed Matheus Cunha from Wolves for £62.5 million—confirmed last month (Reuters).
- A reported 16‑year-old talent, Harley Emsden James, has joined from Southampton, cleared through Premier League clearance (aftonbladet.se).
- Five players—that is, Rashford, Garnacho, Antony, Malacia, and Sancho—have been reported to want to leave Old Trafford (Reuters).
In Context
Topic | Insight |
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Winger Exodus | Napoli, Chelsea, Juve, and Barça are hovering. Destinations of Garnacho and Sancho are not known. |
Goalkeeper Strengthening | Onana's injury creates an opening for a low-value addition—John Victor would be a good fit. |
Strategic Departures | United turning the screw on multiple fronts—releasing players with uncertain futures and adding new faces. |
Youth Investment | Signing Emsden James is a sign of commitment to developing the academy in the long term. |
Summary
Manchester United's transfer season is revving up. The big-name players are on the move: Garnacho desires Europe, not Saudi Arabia, Sancho is bound for Italy, and the club is in pursuit of a goalkeeper to fill the void left by Onana. Already with Cunha on the books and promising young prospects such as Emsden James signing up, United are finding the balance between short-term needs and the long game.