Amazon are expected to begin filming Manchester United’s All or Nothing series at Carrington as early as next week.
According to Ty Marshall of the Manchester Evening News, filming has not started yet, but groundwork is already underway behind the scenes.
Production staff have discussed access with club employees and are expected to meet United’s squad and management early in pre-season.
The cameras are then expected to start rolling soon after, giving Amazon access to Michael Carrick’s first full summer in charge.
ReadManUtd recently covered Carrick’s squad rebuild after United pulled back from the Ederson deal, and the documentary crew could now arrive during a decisive period of transfer work.
Carrington Cameras Add Fresh Pressure
The timing gives Amazon a strong opening storyline.
United are back in the Champions League, Carrick is reshaping the squad, and several transfer decisions remain unresolved.
The midfield rebuild has already provided early drama. Ederson’s move has stalled after medical concerns, while Andrey Santos is expected to arrive from Chelsea and Manu Kone remains linked as a possible alternative.
ReadManUtd also reported Amad’s long-term United trophy pledge, another player story Amazon may be keen to follow if he returns to Carrington.
For Carrick, the challenge is obvious. Pre-season already brings enough scrutiny at United. A documentary crew only adds another layer.
Amazon will want access and drama. United need focus, clarity and a cleaner start than they have managed in too many recent summers.
