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Man Utd to appear in Amazon's All or Nothing documentary

Manchester United players in red shirt, including Bruno Fernandes (centre) and Harry Maguire (right), applaud the crowd.Getty Images

Elizabeth Botcherby

BBC Sport journalist

Manchester United's 2026-27 campaign will be documented by Amazon Prime as part of their fly-on-the-wall All or Nothing series.

United are the fourth English top-flight side to sign a deal with Amazon, following Arsenal, Tottenham, and Manchester City.

The club have brokered a record access fee for any comparable documentary.

Filming will begin in pre-season, with the show offering viewers "unprecedented access" to the men's, women's, and academy players and staff in the Old Trafford dressing room, at their Carrington training ground, and beyond.

"Now is the right time to open our doors, so that for the first time our fans around the world can see behind the scenes of a club which means so much to so many people," said United's chief communications officer Toby Craig.

Amazon launched the documentary series in 2016, following NFL side the Arizona Cardinals and have since expanded the franchise to football, ice hockey, and rugby union.

Pep Guardiola's final two seasons in charge of Manchester City will be documented in a four-part Amazon series expected to launch in the UK and Ireland this summer.

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