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Manchester United Players Contracts 2026

Manchester United Players Contracts
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Manchester United Football Club Players Contracts

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Here, we have compiled a list with Manchester United player’s contracts details. How well are the Manchester United players paid? How are their contracts structured in terms of weekly wages and yearly salary?
Manchester United Players Contracts 2026

Manchester United Players Contracts 2026

Manchester United Football Club is a football club based in Old Trafford, Greater Manchester, England. The club was found in Newton Heath in 1878, initially known as Newton Heath LYR F.C. They played their first competitive match in October 1886 in the first round of the 1886/87 FA Cup. The club was renamed Manchester United in 1902 and moved to Old Trafford in 1910.

Manchester United have so far employed 23 full-time managers. Their current manager is Erik Ten Hag, who took over from Ralf Rangnick on a permanent basis.

The Red Devils are the most successful club in English football, having won 20 league titles, 12 FA Cups, 5 League Cups and a record 21 Community Shields.

United are one of the highest-paying teams in terms of weekly wages.

What are the contract details and which player has the longest contract? Let’s take a look at Manchester United players and their contracts in 2026. Some of the young players’ weekly salaries are unknown or cannot be estimated.

Manchester United Players Contracts 2026

Player Position Nationality Contract Expires
Senne Lammens Goalkeeper Belgium 2030/06/30
Altay Bayındır Goalkeeper Türkiye 2027/06/30
Tom Heaton Goalkeeper England 2026/06/30
Leny Yoro Centre-Back France / Côte d’Ivoire 2029/06/30
Matthijs de Ligt Centre-Back Netherlands 2029/06/30
Lisandro Martínez Centre-Back Argentina 2027/06/30
Ayden Heaven Centre-Back England / Ghana 2029/06/30
Harry Maguire Centre-Back England 2026/06/30
Tyler Fredricson Centre-Back England —
Patrick Dorgu Left-Back Denmark / Nigeria 2030/06/30
Luke Shaw Left-Back England 2027/06/30
Tyrell Malacia Left-Back Netherlands / Curaçao 2026/06/30
Diego León Left-Back Paraguay 2029/06/30
Diogo Dalot Right-Back Portugal 2028/06/30
Noussair Mazraoui Right-Back Morocco / Netherlands 2028/06/30
Manuel Ugarte Defensive Midfield Uruguay 2029/06/30
Casemiro Defensive Midfield Brazil / Spain 2026/06/30
Kobbie Mainoo Central Midfield England / Ghana 2027/06/30
Bruno Fernandes Attacking Midfield Portugal 2027/06/30
Mason Mount Attacking Midfield England 2028/06/30
Bryan Mbeumo Right Winger Cameroon / France 2030/06/30
Amad Diallo Right Winger Côte d’Ivoire / Italy 2030/06/30
Matheus Cunha Centre-Forward Brazil 2030/06/30
Benjamin Šeško Centre-Forward Slovenia 2030/06/30
Joshua Zirkzee Centre-Forward Netherlands / Nigeria 2029/06/30
Chido Obi Centre-Forward Denmark / Nigeria —

Manchester United Loaned Out Players Contracts 2026

Manchester United Loaned Out Players Contracts
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Player Age Loan Club Loan Ends
Rasmus Højlund 22 SSC Napoli 2026/06/30
Marcus Rashford 27 FC Barcelona 2026/06/30
Jadon Sancho 25 Aston Villa 2026/06/30
André Onana 29 Trabzonspor 2026/06/30
Harry Amass 18 Norwich City 2026/06/30
Toby Collyer 22 Hull City 2026/06/30
Toby Collyer 21 West Bromwich Albion 2026/01/01
Harry Amass 18 Sheffield Wednesday 2026/01/23
Ethan Wheatley 20 Bradford City 2026/05/31
Ethan Wheatley 19 Northampton Town 2026/01/12

Manchester United Players Contracts & Salaries In Detail

This list will give you the whole picture of the money, Manchester United owes their players. Note: EOC stands for ‘End Of Contract’

Player Weekly Wages (£) Annual Salary (£)
Casemiro £350,000 £23,400,000
Bruno Fernandes £300,000 £19,500,000
Matthijs de Ligt £195,000 £12,675,000
Harry Maguire £190,000 £12,350,000
Matheus Cunha £180,000 £10,400,000
Benjamin Šeško £160,000 £10,400,000
Bryan Mbeumo £150,000 £10,400,000
Mason Mount £150,000 £10,400,000
Luke Shaw £150,000 £10,400,000
Noussair Mazraoui £135,000 £8,775,000
Amad Diallo £120,000 £7,800,000
Manuel Ugarte £120,000 £7,800,000
Lisandro Martínez £120,000 £7,800,000
Leny Yoro £115,000 £7,540,000
Joshua Zirkzee £105,000 £6,825,000
Diogo Dalot £85,000 £5,200,000
Tyrell Malacia £75,000 £4,875,000
Senne Lammens £60,000 £3,900,000
André Onana £57,500 £2,990,000
Jadon Sancho £50,000 £7,800,000
Tom Heaton £45,000 £2,925,000
Patrick Dorgu £40,000 £2,600,000
Altay Bayındır £35,000 £2,275,000
Ayden Heaven £25,000 £1,625,000
Kobbie Mainoo £25,000 £1,625,000
Diego León £25,000 £1,625,000
Tyler Fredricson £25,000 £1,625,000
Chido Obi £15,000 £975,000
Joe Hugill £5,000 £325,000
Ethan Wheatley £5,000 £325,000
Dan Gore £3,000 £195,000
Radek Vítek £1,500 £97,500
Elyh Harrison £1,000 £65,000
Ethan Ennis £1,000 £65,000
Habeeb Ogunneye £1,000 £65,000
Ethan Williams £1,000 £65,000
Sonny Aljofree £750 £48,750

Highest-Paid Manchester United Player

Highest-Paid Manchester United Player

Alexis Sanchez was the highest-paid player at Manchester United in the 2018/19 season but all that changed last summer. The Chilean was sent out on loan to Inter Milan, who agreed to pay over half of his wages for the 2021 campaign.

After his departure, Ole Gunnar Soslkjaer has managed to sign David De Gea to an extension, making the Spaniard the highest earner at the club. De Gea deserves to get paid such a high sum because of the years of service he has provided for United.

Over the years, the 31-year-old has become one of the world’s very best goalkeepers and was even approached by Real Madrid few seasons ago. Keeping an asset like him is a huge boost for United, especially in their pursuit of Champions League football.

This year the Red Devils has re-signed Cristiano Ronaldo and made him the highest earner in the club. He will be earning a staggering amount of £480,000 per week overtaking De Gea’s salary of £375,000.

After De Gea’s departure, Casemiro became the highest paid player of Manchester United with a salary of £350,000 per week. 

Value Of Manchester United Football Club

In 2018, Manchester United were the most valuable football club. The club had announced a record-breaking £590m in revenue which was a slight 1.5 per cent jump from the previous year. However, Deloitte’s latest list has seen the Red Devils drop two positions down below Real Madrid and Barcelona in the rankings. Watch & Bet Here =>
Manchester United Players Contracts 2024

2021 Rank Clubs Revenue Country 2018 Rank Change
1 Real Madrid 750.9 Spain 2  +1
2 Barcelona 690.4 Spain 3  +1
3 Manchester United 666 England 1  −2
4 Bayern Munich 629.2 Germany 4  —
5 Manchester City 568.4 England 5  —
6 Paris Saint‑Germain 541.7 France 7  +1
7 Liverpool 513.7 England 9  +2
8 Chelsea 505.7 England 8  —
9 Arsenal 439.2 England 6  -3
10 Tottenham Hotspur 428.3 England 11  +1

American billionaire, Malcolm Glazer owns Manchester United. United recently announced record revenues of £208.6m for the quarter with an operating profit of £44m. The club posted revenue of £590m last year but can expect to see their numbers drop without Champions League football.

Some of their biggest earners left the club this year – Paul Pogba, Edinson Cavani and Jesse Lingard. Their departures opened up the doors for the arrival of Tyrell Malacia and other players.

United are still a financial giant and are ready to splash exorbitant amounts on new signings. Just this summer alone, they broke their transfer record on Maguire and spent around £150m on just three players.

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