Manchester United

Ronaldo would command an exorbitant transfer fee.

The Portuguese forward reportedly wants to leave Spanish football.

English football's biggest clubs looked to wrap up business early this week. Some succeeded.

Ronaldo has been at Real for eight years and is reportedly unhappy in Spain.

Ivan Perisic has emerged as one of Mourinho's top targets.

The Portuguese manager gave the United chairman a list of players he wants.

Jose Mourinho is getting his transfer business done early.

English football's top teams look likely to spend big this summer.

Fixtures for next season were released on Wednesday.

English football's biggest clubs look to wrap up business early.

The United manager gave a list of targets to CEO Ed Woodward at the start of the offseason.

Victor Lindelof joined United for £31 million.

The defender first gained prominence at Portuguese club Benfica.

Wenger has gone big in the transfer market. Was it too big?

The midfielder is reportedly on Manchester United's radar.

Mourinho is seeking a replacement for Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

The 24-year-old Spain international wants regular first-team football.

The Frenchman faces the tricky task of trying to hold onto his players while signing big names.

The Old Trafford club is expected to make many changes this summer.

The window is now open, so who is going where?

Who's going where on the eve of the transfer window opening?

Pochettino's team finished runner-up in the Premier League last season.

The Premier League champion is preparing for its return to the Champions League.

The player market officially opens on June 9 and record numbers are expected to be spent.

Mourinho has told the United CEO to get him four players this summer.

English football's biggest clubs look to wrap up business early.

The Belgium forward is reportedly being targeted by United and Chelsea.

Michael Carrick organized the match at Old Trafford on Sunday.

Who's going where on the transfer merry-go-round today?

Sunderland was awarded $120 million for finishing last.