Manchester United's 2026-27 Premier League season will be the subject of a new Amazon Prime All or Nothing documentary series, with cameras set to follow Michael Carrick's team throughout the campaign, according to ESPN and PA.
The series is scheduled for release next summer and is being framed as a full behind-the-scenes look at the club. ESPN's report said the production will include access to the Old Trafford dressing room and United's all-new Carrington Training Complex.
United Open Old Trafford And Carrington To Cameras
The project is a media-access move as much as a television announcement. United are allowing a documentary crew into areas that clubs usually protect tightly during a live Premier League season, including the dressing-room environment and day-to-day training operations.
ESPN/PA named United chief communications officer Toby Craig in the announcement, with the club presenting the timing as a chance to show its internal work and global reach. No financial terms were disclosed in the report.
For Amazon, the Manchester United series adds one of English football's biggest brands to a format already familiar to Premier League audiences. ESPN/PA noted that Arsenal, Tottenham and Manchester City have previously appeared in All or Nothing productions.
Documentary Adds A New Layer To Carrick's Season
The cameras will follow Carrick's side across the 2026-27 campaign, which gives the series a broader scope than a summer tour film or a short club-produced feature. It will cover the rhythm of a full season rather than a single event.
That matters because Manchester United's on-pitch year will now carry an additional off-pitch storyline. Training-ground decisions, dressing-room moments and the club's daily operations are set to become part of a global streaming product after the season is complete.
The football still has to supply the substance. The announcement gives United a major media platform, but the value of the series will depend on what Carrick's team produces once the Premier League campaign is underway.