Manchester United is set to become the latest subject of Amazon’s acclaimed sports documentary franchise, with the club’s 2026–27 season confirmed as the focus of a new installment of All or Nothing, streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
This marks a significant moment for both the club and the streaming platform. Manchester United will become the fourth Premier League side to feature in the behind-the-scenes series, following previous editions centered on Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, and Manchester City. Each of those productions offered an intimate look into the pressures, personalities, and decision-making that shape elite English football.
For United, the upcoming series is expected to be their most comprehensive media access arrangement to date, reportedly secured at a record-level access fee for a documentary of this kind. Filming is scheduled to begin from pre-season, capturing the rhythm of the club from the very first training sessions through to the intensity of competitive fixtures.
Behind the Scenes at Old Trafford and Carrington
The series will provide “unprecedented access” across multiple levels of the club. Cameras will follow not only the men’s first team but also the women’s squad and academy prospects. Key locations such as Old Trafford, the club’s historic home stadium, and the Carrington training complex will serve as central filming hubs.
The goal is to present a full ecosystem view of modern football at one of the world’s most followed clubs—highlighting daily preparation, tactical planning, recovery routines, and the human dynamics behind the public spectacle.
A senior club spokesperson, chief communications officer Toby Craig, described the timing as ideal for opening up the club’s operations to global audiences, emphasizing the opportunity for supporters worldwide to gain a deeper understanding of what goes on beyond matchday.
A Proven Formula for Amazon
Amazon first launched its All or Nothing sports documentary format in 2016 with the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals. Since then, the franchise has expanded across global sport, including football, rugby union, and ice hockey, becoming a flagship example of long-form sports storytelling.
The series is known for blending high-performance sport with personal narratives—capturing managerial pressure, dressing-room emotion, and pivotal season-defining moments in a cinematic format.
The Wider Trend: Football’s Growing Openness
The Manchester United project also reflects a broader trend in elite football: increasing openness to documentary storytelling and global streaming partnerships. Clubs are recognizing both the commercial value and global fan engagement potential of behind-the-scenes access.
In parallel, Amazon is continuing to expand its football portfolio. A separate documentary project is expected to cover the final two seasons of Pep Guardiola’s tenure at Manchester City, also under the All or Nothing banner. That series is anticipated to launch in the UK and Ireland in the near future.
What This Means for Fans
For supporters, the 2026–27 Manchester United series promises an immersive look at a club in constant global scrutiny. Beyond match highlights and results, viewers will gain access to the emotional and operational realities of elite football—team selection dilemmas, training ground tensions, youth development pathways, and life inside one of the sport’s most iconic institutions.
As streaming platforms continue to merge with elite sport, productions like All or Nothing are redefining how fans experience football—not just as spectators, but as inside observers of the entire journey.