Amazon’s All or Nothing cameras will follow Michael Carrick’s first full season as Manchester United head coach.
United have agreed to open their dressing room and Carrington training base for the 2026/27 campaign, giving Amazon rare behind-the-scenes access at Old Trafford.
The series will track United from pre-season through the new campaign. It will place Carrick, his players and the club’s senior football operation under a level of public scrutiny rarely accepted at the club.
United now join Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur as Premier League clubs to feature in the documentary strand.
GB News reports that producers have promised access inside the Old Trafford dressing room and Carrington. Amazon expects to release the programme next summer.
Carrick Faces A Different Kind Of Manchester United Test
The timing gives the project its edge.
Carrick earned the chance to lead United forward after guiding the club back into the Champions League. Now the cameras will follow the early months of a permanent reign that already carries major expectation.
ReadManUtd has already looked at why Michael Carrick’s easy Man Utd start now comes with real pressure, and this documentary adds another layer to that scrutiny.
For supporters, the draw is obvious. They will get an unusually close look at how Carrick manages standards, selection calls and pressure at one of the world’s most watched clubs.
For United, the risk is just as clear. A successful season could turn the documentary into a powerful statement of renewal.
A poor one would leave every team meeting, training-ground exchange and selection debate feeding into a wider Old Trafford judgement.
That is what makes this more than a media project.
It turns Carrick’s first full campaign into a football story with cameras attached.
