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All completed Man Utd transfers so far in 2024-25 - listed

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Manchester United fans were buzzing with excitement, eager to see how their revamped squad would perform under the guidance of Erik ten Hag. However, Ten Hag was sacked by the Red Devils and they struggled to make a mark in the first half of the season.

Enter Ruben Amorim. The Portuguese head coach will be eager to reshape the squad in his image and turn the club's fortunes around in the second half of the season.

With the winter transfer window now open, GOAL has got you covered with all the completed Manchester United transfers in the ongoing 2024-25 season, below.

  • Jason Wilcox and Patrick DorguManchester United

    New signings winter 2025 window

    Manchester United may have left it late, but they still managed to hand new manager Rúben Amorim a fresh addition in Patrick Dorgu, the promising Lecce left-back who has committed his future to Old Trafford until 2030.

    The 20-year-old Dane arrived for £25 million ($31m/€30m), with an additional £4 million ($5m/€4.8m) in potential add-ons, joining 18-year-old defender Ayden Heaven as one of United’s mid-season reinforcements. Dorgu will now link up with his international compatriot Rasmus Højlund as the Red Devils aim to reclaim their status as a Premier League top-four force.

    PlayerNationalityPrevious clubFee
    Patrick DorguDenmark Como£25m
    Ayden HeavenEnglandArsenal£1m
    Joe HugillEnglandWigan Athletic Loan Recall
  • Aston Villa RashfordGetty&GOAL

    Departures winter 2025 window

    The biggest news of the window in terms of exits came with the departure of Marcus Rashford, who joined Aston Villa on a loan move - with Manchester United reportedly inserting a £40 million option to buy into the deal. Winger Antony - a flagship signing under Ten Hag - has also been loaned out to Real Betis.

    PlayerNationalityNew clubFee
    AntonyBrazilReal BetisLoan
    Joe HugillEnglandCarlisle UnitedLoan
    Ethan WheatleyEnglandWalsallLoan
    Ethan EnnisEnglandDoncaster RoversLoan
    Ethan WilliamsEnglandCheltenham TownLoan
    Jack KingdonScotlandRochdaleLoan
  • Manuel Ugarte Manchester United 2024-25Getty Images

    New signings summer 2024 window

    A defensive overhaul has been high on the agenda at Old Trafford this year. The double signings of centre-back Matthijs de Ligt and full-back Noussair Mazraoui in a reported £60 million ($70m) raid of Bayern Munich and Leny Yoro's switch from Lille in a £58 million ($75m) move makes that pretty evident.

    Dutch striker Joshua Zirkzee arrives from Bologna with a burgeoning reputation and will be a welcome addition to the Red Devils' attacking arsenal.

    United also completed two Deadline Day transfers as Sekou Kone was roped in from Guidars FC, and apart from the £51 million ($60m) Manuel Ugarte signing from PSG.

    Player

    Nationality

    Previous club

    Fee

    Leny YoroFranceLille£52m
    Matthijs de Ligt NetherlandsBayern Munich£45m
    Joshua ZirkzeeNetherlandsBologna£36m
    Noussair Mazraoui MoroccoBayern Munich£15m
    Sekou KoneMaliGuidars FC£1m
    Manuel UgarteUruguayPSG£51m
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    Departures summer 2024 window

    Manchester United's summer transfer window has not only seen the arrival of new faces but also the departure of several players.

    Mason Greenwood's move to Olympique Marseille, alongside Willy Kambwala's transfer to Villarreal, marks the exit of two young talents seeking more playing time and opportunities to develop.

    The departures of Alvaro Carreras to Benfica and Donny van de Beek to Girona further reshape the squad.

    Raphael Varane, Anthony Martial, Shola Shoretire and Brandon Williams have all departed to make way for new additions. Sofyan Amrabat's loan spell also came to an end. Aaron Wan-Bissaka also left the club in a £15 million ($20m) move to West Ham United after five years at Old Trafford.

    Among the later departures, Facundo Pellestri joined Greek side Panathinaikos, Shola Shoretire signed a permanent deal with PAOK, and Scott McTominay took a transfer to Napoli.

    Player

    Nationality

    New club

    Fee

    Mason GreenwoodEnglandMarseille£26m
    Aaron Wan-BissakaEnglandWest Ham United£15m
    Willy KambwalaFranceVillarreal£10m
    Alvaro CarrerasSpainBenfica£6m
    Donny van de BeekNetherlandsGirona£500k
    Raphael VaraneFranceComoFree agent
    Anthony MartialFranceFree agentFree agent
    Marcus LawrenceEnglandFree agentFree agent
    Brandon WilliamsEnglandFree agentFree agent
    Sofyan AmrabatMoroccoFiorentinaEnd of loan
    Omari ForsonEnglandMonzaFree transfer
    John HugillEnglandWigan AthleticLoan
    Charlie McNeill EnglandSheffield WednesdayFree transfer
    Shola ShoretireEnglandPAOKFree transfer
    Facundo PellistriUruguayPanathinaikos£5.1m
    Maxi OyedelePolandLegia WarsawUndisclosed fee
    Will FishEnglandCardiff City£3.5m
    Hannibal MejbriTunisiaBurnley£5.4m
    Scott McTominayScotlandNapoli£25.7m