Manuel Ugarte: Man United to Sell Midfielder in Next Transfer Window?

by Ryan Cooper
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Just over a year after arriving at Old Trafford for a reported €50 million, manchester United midfielder Manuel Ugarte is reportedly facing an uncertain future with the club [[number]]. Despite being signed as a potential long-term solution in midfield,the 24-year-old Uruguayan international has struggled for consistent playing time under manager Erik ten Hag,prompting speculation about a potential departure as early as the January 2026 transfer window [[number]]. This story examines the factors contributing to ugarte’s limited role and the club’s potential plans regarding his future.



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Manchester United are reportedly considering parting ways with midfielder Manuel Ugarte, as the player struggles for consistent playing time. The 24-year-old has found himself frequently on the bench since arriving at Old Trafford.

According to talkSport, the club anticipates potentially selling Manuel Ugarte during the January 2026 transfer window, or at the close of the following summer. Ugarte has been unable to establish himself as a regular starter, falling behind Casemiro in the pecking order.


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Manuel Ugarte has made just two starts in 13 Premier League appearances this season. He was initially brought in as a potential long-term successor to Casemiro, but has yet to fully establish himself in the squad.

Manchester United acquired Ugarte from PSG during the summer of 2024 for a fee of 50 million Euros, roughly equivalent to $968 billion. His contract with the club extends through the summer of 2028.

Ugarte has featured in 55 matches across all competitions for the Red Devils. United are hoping to recoup a significant portion of their investment should they decide to sell.

According to Transfermarkt, Manuel Ugarte currently has an estimated market value of 35 million Euros. As of now, there has been no reported interest from other Premier League clubs.

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