Manchester United welcomes new signing , who says coming to the Team was a never a “big deal“ for Him .

Manchester United welcomes new signing , who says coming to the Team was a never a “big deal“ for Him .

You can follow Manchester United’s transfer business in the 2023 summer window here. 

 Our first signing of the transfer window was confirmed on July 5, when England international Mason Mount officially put pen to paper after leaving Chelsea. 

 Goalkeeper Andre Onana joined Internazionale on July 20 after being the club’s first choice to replace David De Gea. 

 Danish striker Rasmus Hojlund was introduced to the crowd at Old Trafford on August 5, minutes before the Reds played Lens in the team’s penultimate pre-season friendly. 

Turkish goalkeeper Altay Bayindir arrived from Fenerbahce on transfer day, September 1, on a contract that runs until June 2027 with an option for another year. Spanish defender Sergio Reguilon then followed through the door and signed a season-long loan deal with fellow Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur.  

 Jonny Evans initially agreed a short-term deal after training with the club ahead of the 2023 Tour before we signed a one-year deal with the Reds in a third deal on the final day of the window. 

  The fourth and final deadline day signing was Sofyan Amrabat. The Moroccan midfielder arrived on loan from Fiorentina subject to international clearance and registration requirements. Several players have left the club, including David De Gea, who is starting a new chapter elsewhere after a legendary 12-year career with the Reds. Fred, the club’s popular midfielder for five years, left for Fenerbahce. He could face his former team-mate there as Eric Bailly joined Besiktas days after England’s transfer deadline day, and the Turkish window remains open until September 15. 

 Alex Telles completed a permanent move to Al-Nassr shortly after Charlie Savage joined Reading. Anthony Elanga agreed a move to Nottingham Forest in the same week. Will Fish has returned to Hibernian for a second successive season on loan with the Scotland international. 

 Zidane Iqbal and Bjorn Hardley made permanent moves to Dutch side Utrecht, while Ethan Laird signed for Birmingham City and Ethan Galbraith snapped up Leyton Orient. Di’Shon Bernard has signed for Sheffield Wednesday and Nathan Bishop has agreed to join fellow Championship side Sunderland. 

  Academy striker Manni Norkett has joined Nottingham Forest, while Czech goalkeepers Matej Kovar and Ondrej Mastny have moved to Bayer Leverkusen and FC Vysocina Jihlava respectively. 

 On 24 August, two transfers were announced: Brandon Williams was loaned to Ipswich Town and Noam Emeran left for Groningen. A week later, ahead of the summer transfer window, Dean Henderson and Teden Mengi both left for Premier League clubs Crystal Palace and Luton Town. 

 Marc Jurado left the club on deadline day, signing for La Liga side Espanyol, ending his three-year association with the Reds. Young striker Charlie McNeill will spend the rest of the 2023/24 season on loan at League One side Stevenage. 

 Academy defender Logan Pye has also left to join Burnley on a permanent deal. The latest player to leave the window was Alvaro Fernandez, who joined Granada in his native Spain on a season-long loan deal.