Manchester United have agreed a groundbreaking deal with Amazon for their streaming platform to produce an All or Nothing documentary series, offering unprecedented behind-the-scenes access during the 2026/27 season. The series will be available on Prime Video in the summer of 2027 across more than 240 countries.
Record-Breaking Deal
The financial agreement is understood to be the largest ever for a football club, surpassing fees paid to Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur, and Arsenal for similar access. United will open their doors at Carrington and the dressing room, providing an insider account of the season.
What the Documentary Will Cover
Amazon cameras will begin filming during pre-season and follow the club through domestic and European competitions. The series will also feature stories from the women's team and academy sides, offering a comprehensive look at the club's operations.
Background of the Agreement
United have held talks with streaming services for several years, receiving proposals during their 2023 US tour. Club officials emphasized the need for the right timing to tell a positive story of the club's rebirth, requiring full buy-in from first-team personnel. A potential documentary last season was considered but then-manager Ruben Amorim opposed the idea.
The All or Nothing series has previously featured Premier League clubs Manchester City, Tottenham, and Arsenal, as well as various NFL teams. United's edition promises to be the most expansive yet, highlighting their resurgence under new management.
