Recap of the Manchester United transfer market in the 2023-2024 season will be discussed by Okezone in this article. Quoting from Transfermarkt, the 2023 Premier League transfer market has officially opened on 14 June 2023 and will close on 1 September 2023.
So far, The Red Devils -Manchester’s nickname- have manoeuvred in the 2023 summer transfer market by bringing in a number of well-known players. In addition, Manchester United also had to release a number of players.
This is in order to strengthen Erik Ten Hag’s squad in wading through the 2023-2024 season. In the 2022-2023 season, Manchester United had to settle for finishing in 3rd place in the 2022-2023 Premier League final standings with a collection of 75 points.
Although at first, the Red Devils had struggled at the start of the season. This 2023-2024 season, it seems that Erik Ten Hag does not want events like last season to happen again.
Because of this, Manchester has manoeuvred in the 2023 summer transfer market by bringing in at least five players. Two of the players were bought from top European clubs.
Based on Transfermarkt data, Manchester United has bought Mason Mount from Chelsea. The English player was brought in to sharpen the Red Devils’ attack line next season.
Apart from that, Manchester United also bought Andre Onana from Inter Milan. The 27-year-old goalkeeper was recruited to replace David de Gea who had decided to part ways with the Red Devils.
Then, Manchester United also brought in Jonny Evans from Leicester City on a free transfer. Then Eric Bailly, who ended his loan spell at Marseille, and Matej Kovar also ended his loan spell at Sparta Prague. So, who are the Manchester United players who left? Check out the explanation below.
The following is a Recap of the Manchester United Transfer Market in the 2023-2024 Season:
Signing Players
1. Mason Mount (Chelsea)
2. Andre Onana (Inter Milan)
3. Jonny Evans (Leicester City)
4. Eric Bailly (end of loan spell at Marseille)
5. Matej Kovar (end of loan spell at Sparta Prague)
Player Out
1. Anthony Elanga (Nottingham Forest)
2. Alex Telles (Al Nassr)
3. Zidane Iqbal (FC Utrecht)
4. David de Gea (without club)
5. Axel Tuanzebe (without club)
6. Phil Jones (without club)
7. Marcel Sabitzer (out on loan to Bayern Munich)
8. Wout Weghorst (out loan to Burnley)
9. Jack Butland (out of loan to Crystal Palace)
