Amazon Secures Unexpectedly Dramatic Season for Documentary Series on Manchester United
The club's crisis, the dismissal of Michael Carrick, and the potential appointment of Mauricio Pochettino could make the Prime Video project particularly compelling.
Amazon is filming a documentary series about Manchester United during the 2026/27 season. According to sources close to the club's leadership, the company is particularly pleased with how events are unfolding: the team is currently 18th in the Premier League, and on 12 November, Michael Carrick was dismissed as head coach. His potential successor could be Mauricio Pochettino, the current manager of the United States national team.
The club is reportedly set to receive around 15 million pounds for its participation in the project. The *All or Nothing* cameras are expected to gain access to the Old Trafford dressing room, among other areas. Former coach Ruben Amorim opposed the filming, while Carrick, according to sources, accepted the leadership's decision, though he was not happy about it.
Now, players and club staff understand that the behind-the-scenes events will ultimately be seen by viewers. One of The Telegraph's sources described Amazon as the only winner of Manchester United's current season.
