Man Utd Makes Bold Moves in Transfer Window: Signing Santos and Letting Go of Sancho

Seven potential transfers still on the table as £89m of talent moves this week

Carrick is busy making final decisions in the transfer window, with Man Utd having already made six signings and letting 14 players go. The club confirmed their permanent stay following a successful stint in temporary charge since January.

According to reporting by Mirror - Football, Andrey Santos was Manchester United's first signing of the Carrick era, joining from Chelsea for £50m. Santos is confident he can replace Casemiro as the key midfielder this season. Goalkeeper Karl Darlow and midfielder Youri Tielemans also joined the squad.

A whopping 14 players have left United this summer, including a few big names on the wage bill. Casemiro, Jadon Sancho, Tyrell Malacia, and Malachi Sharpe have all left upon the expiry of their contracts.

Other notable departures include Radek Vitek joining Middlesbrough, while Altay Bayindir joined Celta Vigo on loan earlier this week. Elyh Harrison headed north to Greenock Morton, while Rasmus Hojlund moved to Napoli, scoring a goal to secure his place in the club.

Will Louis Page join Man Utd?

Discussions are ongoing for Louis Page to join the club from Leicester City. The 18-year-old is an impressive talent who could provide another attacking option.

Are there other targeted signings?

The Red Devils are also looking at fullbacks to bolster their defensive department with Jorge Salinas as a target, while Lewis Hall remains primary interest despite Newcastle's stance.