Manchester United continue their summer reset at all levels, with changes not just in the first-team squad, but throughout the club’s structure.
Ruben Amorim is overseeing key moves at senior level, while academy operations are also undergoing transition as United aim to refine their development pathway.
A number of Under-21 players have reached the end of their contracts, prompting shifts across the youth setup and opportunities elsewhere.
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The recent Premier League 2 campaign saw several young Reds make a strong impression, including standout moments in the play-off win against West Ham.
One of those players, Sam Murray, has now completed a move away from Old Trafford following the expiration of his contract.
The full-back has signed a permanent deal with Carlisle United, as stated on the clubs official website, a club now managed by former United forward Mark Hughes.
Hughes, speaking to the club’s official site, expressed delight at the new arrival: “We’re delighted that he’s joining us.
“He’s a great young talent who has been at a great club.
“He’s a left-sided player, with good pace and good technical ability, and I’m looking forward to working with him.”
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Carlisle, who were relegated from League Two last season, are early favourites to bounce straight back up and are rebuilding for a strong promotion push.
Sam Murray has previously featured at Brunton Park in a United shirt during an EFL Trophy clash, with several first-team stars also part of that matchday squad.
He is expected to be in contention to make his debut in their pre-season fixture against Motherwell on 8 July.
Murray officially announced his departure from Manchester United earlier this month after seven years at the club, sharing a heartfelt message with supporters and staff.
Manchester United have wished the defender well, publicly acknowledging the transfer on their official club website.
The move offers a new chapter and the promise of regular football under a manager who knows what it means to wear the red shirt.
As United’s summer rebuild continues, it’s clear that the strategy includes allowing young talent to grow – even if that means making their mark elsewhere.
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