Manchester United agree £50m deal to sign Chelsea's Andrey Santos
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 9, 2026, 6:50 AM
Last updated Jul 9, 2026
Manchester United have reached an agreement with Chelsea to sign Andrey Santos for £50 million, according to David Ornstein. The deal includes a £48 million fee plus £2 million in bonuses, with Chelsea retaining a 10 percent sell-on clause. Santos, 22, can play various midfield roles and will help fill gaps following departures and injuries in United’s midfield. Chelsea’s decision to sell him highlights their squad depth, as they look to manage an excess of players. Santos has personal terms agreed and is set to complete the transfer soon.
- •Andrey Santos is 22 and has experience in the Premier League.
- •United's midfield requires depth after losing key players.
- •Chelsea has moved to address squad balance by selling Santos.
- •The deal involves a 10 percent sell-on clause for Chelsea.
- •Santos has agreed to personal terms and will finalize the transfer.
- 6:50 AMYahoo Sports — David Ornstein: Man United have agreed £50m deal to sign Chelsea star
"Manchester United Agree Andrey Santos Deal in £50m Midfield MoveManchester United have moved quickly and, for once, decisively. According to David Ornstein for The Athletic, United have reached an ag...
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