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Manchester United to be featured on Prime Video's 'All or Nothing'
- Manchester United will collaborate with Amazon Prime Video on an access-all-areas documentary series starting this pre-season, with the production set to premiere in the summer of 2027.
- Chief Communications Officer Toby Craig stated it is now "the right time to open our doors," reversing the club's previous stance against filming due to player distraction concerns raised by former coach Ruben Amorim.
- Cameras will provide "unprecedented access to one of the world's most prestigious football clubs," including the Old Trafford dressing room and the Carrington Training Complex, while following Michael Carrick during his first season as permanent head coach.
- Amazon Prime Video has previously documented Premier League rivals, including Manchester City under Pep Guardiola, Tottenham under Jose Mourinho, and Arsenal under Mikel Arteta, offering insights into team management and training dynamics.
- Reports suggest Amazon offered Manchester United a record fee significantly exceeding payments to other Premier League clubs, as the series aims to share the club's history with global audiences during their Champions League return.
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Manchester United to feature in Amazon documentary capturing Michael Carrick's first full season
Manchester United will feature in Amazon's new "All or Nothing" documentary, capturing Michael Carrick's first full season in charge.Cameras will follow the United team around for the latest instalment of their fly-on-the-wall style production.Producers said the show will be released next summer, to give viewers "unprecedented access" to the club.They explained it will take fans "inside the Old Trafford dressing room, the inner sanctum of United…
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Man Utd seals record £10m+ Amazon Prime deal for All or Nothing series
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick has approved a record-breaking £10m+ Amazon Prime documentary deal, making United the latest Premier League club to feature in the All or Nothing series after predecessor Ruben Amorim shelved the project
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