Manchester United is set to put its business on display like never before as it agrees to a jaw-dropping eight-figure fee for Amazon Prime Video's coveted 'All Or Nothing' documentary series. The massive payment eclipses what other Premier League heavyweights have received, making it a benchmark for behind-the-scenes sports programming.
The cameras will roll during pre-season preparations, capturing the highs and lows of the 2026-27 campaign as Manchester United charts its course under new management – or at least, what's shaping up to be. With the summer 2027 release date looming large, fans can expect a thrilling ride that takes them deeper into the club's inner workings than ever before.
Manchester United joins an elite group of Premier League clubs who have opened their doors to 'All Or Nothing', including Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, and Manchester City. Those teams reportedly netted around £10m each for their participation, but Manchester United's fee is set to shatter that record – by how much remains a closely guarded secret.
Prime Video's head of UK film and unscripted television, Tara Erer, was effusive in her praise for the Red Devils: 'Manchester United is a global phenomenon – their passion, history, and global obsession make them the perfect subject. We're thrilled to bring this incredible story to life.'
Chief communications officer Toby Craig revealed that Manchester United's decision to take part was influenced by its renewed optimism following a strong end to the last season under manager Michael Carrick, and securing Champions League qualification. He promised fans an unvarnished look at 'the unique people, ambition, and culture' that define Manchester United – from the electric atmosphere at Old Trafford to the daily grind at Carrington training ground.