Manchester United have reached a record deal with Amazon Prime Video for a documentary “All or Nothing”, which will follow the club's 2026-27 season.
According to reports, the series will have full access inside the club and will be filmed during a period of new transformation under the direction of former player Michael Carrick and the INEOS sporting structure.
The documentary is expected to begin filming this summer, with global release planned for summer 2027.
He will show everyday life at the club, from the dressing rooms to the training centre at Carrington.
This project will be part of Amazon's famous series, which has previously followed clubs such as Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur.
According to The Athletic, Manchester United have secured a record fee for backstage access, reflecting the huge global interest in the club.
The deal was not easy to finalize.
At first, former coach Rúben Amorimi had expressed reservations, fearing that the cameras could negatively affect the team's atmosphere.
However, after the stabilization of the sporting situation and the club's return to European competitions, the management decided that the time was right to open the doors to the public.
According to the club's official statement, the aim is to showcase the "culture, ambition and people" behind one of the biggest clubs in the world, offering rare access to the inner life of the team.
The documentary is expected to focus on both the positive and difficult moments of the season, bringing a more human view of a club with around 1.1 billion fans worldwide./Express newspaper/
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