US EditionMan Utd ‘Back Out’ of Record-Breaking Documentary Following Nightmare Season
- Manchester United backed out of negotiations for a behind-the-scenes Amazon documentary offering over £10 million ahead of the 2025-26 season.
- The decision followed manager Ruben Amorim’s objections to potential squad intrusion amid a high-pressure season and recent poor performance.
- Last season, the club ended the Premier League campaign in 15th place, suffered a defeat in the Europa League final, and is now grappling with financial difficulties as its debts surpass £700 million.
- One official stated, "We finally made a good decision," while another remarked, "That would've been a blockbuster no doubt," reflecting mixed internal views.
- United’s executive committee agreed the documentary was an unwanted distraction that outweighed financial gains, so the project was cancelled to focus on team rebuilding.
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Man Utd 'pull plug' on big-money Amazon documentary due to Ruben Amorim - The Mirror
Manchester United had been in talks of have their own 'All or Nothing' series filmed by Amazon but Ruben Amorim is against the idea and club bosses have now said no to the deal
Man Utd end 'secret talks' over record-breaking Amazon deal after Ruben Amorim voiced major concern
Manchester United have withdrawn from secret negotiations with Amazon over a behind-the-scenes documentary series worth more than £10 million, according to reports
Man Utd's secret talks over warts-and-all Amazon Prime documentary revealed
ALAMY MANCHESTER UNITED were set to feature in a fly-on-the-wall Amazon documentary. The Red Devils’ Premier League rivals Arsenal and Tottenham have featured in hit ‘All or Nothing’ documentaries in recent years. ALAMYManchester United were set to star in an Amazon documentary[/caption] ALAMYThe docuseries ended up being axed after pushback from manager Ruben Amorim[/caption] GETTYSir Jim Ratcliffe and the rest of the United brass pulled the pl…
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