Jul-16
Man Utd v Bor Dortmd Fri 22 Jul 13:00
Man City v Man Utd Mon 25 Jul 13:00
Aug-16
Premier League Bournemouth v Man Utd Sat 13 Aug 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Southampton Sat 20 Aug 15:00
Premier League Hull v Man Utd Sat 27 Aug 15:00
Sep-16
Premier League Man Utd v Man City Sat 10 Sep 15:00
Premier League Watford v Man Utd Sat 17 Sep 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Leicester Sat 24 Sep 15:00
Oct-16
Premier League Man Utd v Stoke Sat 1 Oct 15:00
Premier League Li v erpool v Man Utd Sat 15 Oct 15:00
Premier League Chelsea v Man Utd Sat 22 Oct 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Burnley Sat 29 Oct 15:00
Nov-16
Premier League Swansea v Man Utd Sat 5 Nov 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Arsenal Sat 19 Nov 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v West Ham Sat 26 Nov 15:00
Dec-16
Premier League E v erton v Man Utd Sat 3 Dec 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Tottenham Sat 10 Dec 15:00
Premier League C Palace v Man Utd Tue 13 Dec 20:00
Premier League West Brom v Man Utd Sat 17 Dec 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Sunderland Mon 26 Dec 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Middlesbrough Sat 31 Dec 15:00
Jan-17
Premier League West Ham v Man Utd Mon 2 Jan 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Li v erpool Sat 14 Jan 15:00
Premier League Stoke v Man Utd Sat 21 Jan 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Hull Tue 31 Jan 20:00
Feb-17
Premier League Leicester v Man Utd Sat 4 Feb 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Watford Sat 11 Feb 15:00
Premier League Man City v Man Utd Sat 25 Feb 15:00
Mar-17
Premier League Man Utd v Bournemouth Sat 4 Mar 15:00
Premier League Southampton v Man Utd Sat 11 Mar 15:00
Premier League Middlesbrough v Man Utd Sat 18 Mar 15:00
Apr-17
Premier League Man Utd v West Brom Sat 1 Apr 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v E v erton Tue 4 Apr 20:00
Premier League Sunderland v Man Utd Sat 8 Apr 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Chelsea Sat 15 Apr 15:00
Premier League Burnley v Man Utd Sat 22 Apr 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v Swansea Sat 29 Apr 15:00
May-17
Premier League Arsenal v Man Utd Sat 6 May 15:00
Premier League Tottenham v Man Utd Sat 13 May 15:00
Premier League Man Utd v C Palace Sun 21 May 15:00

Please note: All times UK. Fixtures are subject to change.

United have finally released Nick Powell, after so many loan spells and near-chances. Also on his way is Victor Valdes. A couple of younger players have also been released.

Those released are:-

Dorrington, George Edward; Powell, Nicholas Edward; Rathbone, Oliver Michael and Valdes Arribas, Victor.

Those players still on contract are:-


Blackett, Tyler Nathan
Blind, Daley
Borthwick-Jackson, Cameron Jake
Carrick, Michael (Offer)
Castro Pereira, Joel Dinis
Darmian, Matteo
De Gea Quintana, David
Dearnley, Zachary Harry
Depay, Memphis
Doughty, Joshua Anders (Offer)
El-Fitouri, Sadik (Offer)
Fellaini-Bakkioui, Marouane
Fletcher, Ashley Michael (Offer)
Fosu-Mensah, Evans Timothy Fosu
Goss, Sean Richard
Gribbin, Callum Anthony
Hamilton, Ethan Billy
Harrop, Joshua Andrew
Henderson, Dean Bradley
Herrera Aguera, Ander
Hoelgebaum Pereira, Andreas Hugo
Januzaj, Adnan
Johnstone, Samuel Luke
Jones, Philip Anthony
Keane, William David
Lingard, Jesse Ellis
Love, Donald Alistair
Martial, Anthony Joran
Mata Garcia, Juan Manuel
McIntosh-Buffonge, Darren Raekwon
McNair, Patrick James Coleman
Mctominay, Scott (Offer)
Mitchell, Demetri Karim (Offer)
O'Hara, Kieran Michael (Offer)
Olosunde, Matthew Olawale
Poole, Regan Leslie
Rashford, Marcus
Reid, Tyler
Riley, Joe (Offer)
Rojo, Faustino Marcos Alberto
Romero, Sergio German
Rooney, Wayne Mark
Rothwell, Joseph Matthew (Offer)
Schneiderlin, Morgan
Schweinsteiger, Bastian
Shaw, Luke Paul Hoare
Smalling, Christopher
Tuanzebe, Axel
Valencia Mosquera, Luis Antonio
Varela Olivera, Guillermo
Warren, Tyrell Nathaniel
Weir, James Michael (Offer)
Williams, Ro-Shaun Oman
Willock, Matthew
Wilson, James Antony
Young, Ashley Simon

Scholars
Boonen, Indy Zeb Pepe
Diedrick-Roberts, Kayne Leevi
Dunne, James Gerard (Extended)
Kehinde, Tosin Samuel
Kenyon, Jake Barry
Makela, Faustin
Moutha-Sebtaoui, Ilias
Redmond, Devonte Vincent (Offer Contract)
Scott, Charlie Thomas (Offer Contract)
Whelan, Callum Tyler

The first signing under the new reign of Jose Mourhino is ERIC BAILLY and we welcome this new, young blood to the club:

Quote:Manchester United is delighted to announce that Eric Bertrand Bailly has completed his transfer from Villarreal CF, subject to successfully obtaining a work permit. Eric joins on a four-year contract with the option to extend for a further two years.

Bailly, 22, made 47 appearances for Villarreal since joining on 29 January 2015. The Ivory Coast central defender has made 15 appearances for his country and was part of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations-winning team, having appeared in all six matches during the competition.

Bailly said: "It is a dream come true to be joining Manchester United. To play football at the highest level is all I have ever wanted to do.

"I want to progress to be the best that I can be and I believe working with Jose Mourinho will help me develop in the right way and at the right club. I am looking forward to meeting my new team-mates and to starting this new chapter of my life."

Mourinho said: "Eric is a young central defender with great natural talent. He has progressed well to date and has the potential to become one of the best around.

"We look forward to working with him to help nurture that raw talent and fulfil his potential. Eric is at the right club to continue his development."

Quote:Manchester United have confirmed the appointment of Jose Mourinho as their new manager on a three-year contract with an option for a further year.

Sky Sports News HQ broke the news at 5.20pm on Thursday that Mourinho had signed his contract - and he posted an image of its front page on his new Instagram account at 9.36am on Friday.

Quote:José Mourinho will take over as manager of Manchester United from the 2016/17 season, signing a three-year contract with an option to stay at the club until at least 2020.

José, 53, has managed at the top level of European football for over a decade and in that time has won league titles and cups in four countries (Portugal, England, Italy and Spain), as well as winning the UEFA Champions League twice – in 2004 with FC Porto and in 2010 with Inter Milan.

Announcing the appointment, Ed Woodward said: "José is quite simply the best manager in the game today. He has won trophies and inspired players in countries across Europe and, of course, he knows the Premier League very well, having won three titles here.

"I’d like to take this opportunity to welcome him to Manchester United. His track record of success is ideal to take the club forward."

José Mourinho said: "To become Manchester United manager is a special honour in the game. It is a club known and admired throughout the world. There is a mystique and a romance about it which no other club can match.

"I have always felt an affinity with Old Trafford; it has hosted some important memories for me in my career and I have always enjoyed a rapport with the United fans. I’m looking forward to being their manager and enjoying their magnificent support in the coming years."