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“DOUBLE SIGNING CONFIRMED ✅🚨 | TERMS AGREED:✅ Manchester United set to complete triple transfer signing Today with £80m spotted with agent at London to complete deal as new Man United player Today | WELCOME TO OLD TRAFFORD 🔥🔥”

 

 

DOUBLE SIGNING CONFIRMED ✅🚨 | TERMS AGREED:✅ Manchester United Set to Complete Triple Transfer Signing Today With £80M Spotted With Agent in London to Complete Deal as New Man United Player Today | WELCOME TO OLD TRAFFORD 🔥🔥

 

Manchester United are making serious waves in the summer transfer window as reports have emerged confirming not just a double signing—but a potential triple swoop—as the Red Devils look to rebuild and reinforce ahead of the 2025/26 season.

 

Sources close to the club have confirmed that two major signings have already been finalized, with a third expected to be completed within hours. In a whirlwind day of negotiations, travel, and agent meetings, a total of £80 million has been reportedly involved, with United executives spotted in London completing the paperwork with player representatives.

 

This signals a strong intent from the Manchester United board, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS group, to back manager Erik ten Hag—or his successor if managerial changes occur—in pursuit of getting back to the pinnacle of English and European football.

 

First Signing: João Neves from Benfica – Midfield Reinvented

 

One of the most high-profile additions is Portuguese wonderkid João Neves from Benfica. The 19-year-old midfielder has been one of the most talked-about young talents in European football. Known for his incredible composure on the ball, precise passing, and tactical intelligence, Neves is widely regarded as the heir to Portugal’s rich midfield legacy.

 

United are understood to have triggered a release clause in the region of £50 million, beating competition from several European giants including Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich.

 

Neves is expected to slot directly into United’s midfield, adding depth and quality alongside Bruno Fernandes and Kobbie Mainoo. His arrival also raises questions about the future of players like Casemiro and Christian Eriksen, who may now be pushed to the fringes or moved on.

 

Second Signing: Jarrad Branthwaite from Everton – Defensive Reinforcement

 

The second confirmed signing is that of Jarrad Branthwaite, the highly rated Everton centre-back who has enjoyed a stellar Premier League campaign. The 21-year-old has been pivotal for the Toffees, showcasing strong defensive awareness, aerial dominance, and comfort on the ball—traits that United have been desperate for in their backline.

 

With injuries hampering their defence all season, United have prioritized Branthwaite as a long-term solution to their central defensive woes. A fee of around £30 million has reportedly been agreed, with personal terms quickly settled.

 

Branthwaite is expected to partner Lisandro Martínez at the heart of the defence, with Raphael Varane departing on a free and Harry Maguire’s future still uncertain.

 

Third Deal Incoming: Michael Olise – The Final Piece?

 

What makes today even more thrilling for United fans is that the club isn’t stopping at two signings. A third, and arguably the most exciting deal of the window, is on the verge of completion.

 

Michael Olise, the Crystal Palace winger, is believed to be in advanced talks with Manchester United, with his representatives spotted in London earlier today alongside United’s recruitment team. Reports suggest that United are preparing to activate Olise’s £50 million release clause, and a medical could be scheduled within hours.

 

Olise, known for his creativity, flair, and eye for goal, would add much-needed dynamism to United’s attacking line, especially from the right flank—a position that has lacked consistency. He could form a formidable front four alongside Marcus Rashford, Rasmus Højlund, and Alejandro Garnacho.

 

£80 Million Spotted – United Mean Business

 

What’s capturing headlines just as much as the signings themselves is the sighting of £80 million in transfer funds reportedly being discussed in meetings between United’s representatives and agents in London earlier today. Eyewitnesses confirmed the presence of multiple agents, intermediaries, and club officials at a luxury hotel in Mayfair, where final discussions and document signings took place.

 

It’s believed this sum represents a combined package of transfer fees, agent commissions, and signing bonuses related to the three players, further confirming the seriousness of United’s intent.

 

With financial fair play considerations, United appear to be navigating their budget efficiently, combining release clause triggers with staggered payment structures—something the new INEOS-led administration has been meticulous about.

 

What This Means for United

 

The triple signing will significantly change the dynamics at Old Trafford. After a disappointing 2024/25 season, where United once again missed out on the Premier League title and faced inconsistency across all competitions, this wave of new talent could mark a turning point.

 

Erik ten Hag (or any incoming manager if a change occurs) will now have a younger, faster, and more technically gifted squad to work with. The midfield has been rejuvenated, the defence bolstered, and the attack made more unpredictable.

 

The club’s willingness to invest early in the transfer window also means these players will likely be involved in pre-season preparations, which is a big plus in terms of fitness and tactical integration.

 

Reaction From the Fans

 

Fans have erupted on social media, with the hashtag #WelcomeToOldTrafford trending worldwide. Many have praised the club’s decisiveness and ambition. Supporters hope these moves are the first steps toward restoring Manchester United to former glories.

 

A fan on X (formerly Twitter) wrote: “Finally! This is what we’ve been waiting for. Young, hungry players with potential. The rebuild has truly begun!”

 

What’s Next?

 

With three marquee signings nearing completion, United may now turn their attention to offloading players to balance the squad and finances. Donny van de Beek, Casemiro, Anthony Martial, and Jadon Sancho are among those expected to be shown the exit door.

 

Additionally, a backup goalkeeper and another full-back could also be considered before the window closes.

 

 

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Conclusion:

 

With João Neves, Jarrad Branthwaite, and potentially Michael Olise all set to don the famous red shirt, Manchester United have sent a clear message: they are not here to play—they are here to challenge.

 

As the new era begins at Old Trafford, the fans have every reason to believe that the road back to glory may finally be underway.

 

WELCOME TO OLD TRAFFORD

THE RED REVOLUTION HAS BEGUN.

 

 

 

 

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