Ederson Says Manchester United Move Is Almost Done During Brazil Duty

Eric McPallisterEric McPallister· Updated
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Ederson Says Manchester United Move Is Almost Done During Brazil Duty

Ederson has said his Manchester United transfer is almost done while he remains on Brazil duty at the 2026 World Cup.

Manchester United have agreed a deal with Atalanta worth an initial £34million plus £3.8million in add-ons. The 26-year-old now looks set to become Michael Carrick’s first summer signing.

Brazil called Ederson into Carlo Ancelotti’s squad late, which delayed the final stages of the Old Trafford move. He then came off the bench in Brazil’s 3-0 win over Haiti in Philadelphia.

That international involvement remains the key reason United have not formally announced the transfer.

Ederson Wait Now Centres On Brazil Schedule

According to Sky Sports, Ederson will sign a four-year contract with the option of a further 12 months once the final formalities are complete.

United supporters have already waited for the deal to move from agreed to announced. Ederson’s own comments should ease any concern around the direction of travel.

The bigger question is timing.

World Cup involvement and post-tournament rest will likely shape when he links up with Carrick’s squad.

ReadManUtd has already covered why Ederson’s Manchester United transfer was delayed by Brazil duty. The latest update only strengthens that picture.

United have the framework in place. They now need Ederson to finish his international work before he starts the next phase at Carrington.

Eric McPallister is a Manchester United writer for ReadManUtd.com, covering the latest news, transfers, tactical developments and major talking points from Old Trafford. With a strong understanding of the club’s history, culture and expectations, Eric provides clear, supporter-focused analysis that looks beyond the headlines. His work combines breaking news with informed opinion, helping United fans understand not only what is happening at the club, but why it matters. From first-team performances and emerging academy talent to recruitment decisions and the long-term direction of Manchester United, Eric delivers balanced, engaging coverage written with the supporters in mind.

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