Manchester United plan to bring in two midfielders and a left-back in the summer transfer window, with spending potentially exceeding £200 million if the team qualifies for the Champions League next season.
According to the British press, Manchester United's top executives and recruitment team have agreed to make at least three signings in the 2026 summer transfer window to revamp the squad and aim for the Premier League title.
More specifically, Manchester United have temporarily put aside plans to strengthen their attack as Sesko is showing signs of improvement, with an impressive winning goal in injury time that helped MU win 3-2 against Fulham last weekend.
Instead, MU will strengthen their midfield, with Casemiro leaving at the end of the season, while Urgate's future is also uncertain. In addition, the Old Trafford club is also targeting a left-back.
From Spain, Fichajes added more details about the Manchester United transfer rumors: “ They want to rebuild the squad for next season, with the goal of winning the Premier League. Manchester United are looking to refresh their core squad .”
Along with that, the names mentioned include midfielder Elliot Anderson (Nottingham Forest), Alex Scott (Bournemouth), and left-back Lewis Hall (Newcastle), who are " at the top of the Red Devils' transfer target list ".
The source added: " With the addition of Elliot Anderson, Lewis Hall, and Alex Scott, MU hopes to be able to celebrate the Premier League title again soon ."
According to Teamtalk, Manchester United's leadership is ready to approve a large spending spree in the summer of 2026, potentially exceeding £200 million, if Carrick and his players qualify for the Champions League next season.
Currently, MU is ranked 4th in the Premier League after 24 rounds, thanks to 3 consecutive wins since Carrick returned to Old Trafford to replace Ruben Amorim.