After two months of back and forth, negotiations dragging, pivoting, and returning, the summer transfer window is finally closed. It was the first transfer window since Ineos took charge of Manchester United‘s sporting affairs, so it has given a good idea about their ambitions for the club. Four players were signed quickly, and then a fifth arrived after making some good sales, something that hasn’t happened often at Old Trafford. READ MORE: Manchester United confirmed signings, transfers in, out, loan exits, releases for 2024/25Here are the top five things we learned from Manchester United’s …
