After Leeds failed to secure him in the January window, Brenden Aaronson became the first incoming of the summer in May, before the transfer window even opened.
His former RB Salzburg team-mate Rasmus Kristensen soon followed, before the Whites added a defensive midfielder to the squad in Marc Roca, who arrived from Bayern Munich for a £10m fee.
Young prospect Darko Gyabi was next through the door as part of a deal with Manchester City, who signed outgoing Whites talisman Kalvin Phillips.
Midfielder Tyler Adams and left winger Luis Sinisterra were added to Jesse Marsch’s roster before United nabbed 18-year-old free agent Sonny Perkins to make it seven fresh faces at Thorp Arch.
The sum of Leeds’ summer spend, facilitated by the big-money departures of the Yorkshire Pirlo and Raphinha, exceeds £100m – but United are yet to fulfil their aims for the window.
United are yet to bring in a back-up goalkeeper for Illan Meslier and another striker to add to Patrick Bamford’s firepower, so the Elland Road faithful could still see more players arrive in LS11.
Here are 15 deals that SkyBet expect United could make, ranked from the longest odds to the shortest odds:
7. Harry Winks - 20/1
The 26-year-old was left behind as Spurs went on a pre-season tour to South Korea. There's plenty of interest for Winks, but Spurs are holding out for the right offer. Photo: Marc Atkins
8. Ryan Kent - 18/1
The Liverpool academy graduate is out of contract next summer but is yet to attract significant interest. Could yet sign fresh terms with the Scottish side. Photo: Rob Casey - SNS Group
9. Nicolas Pépé - 16/1
The Ivorian has become frustrated at the Emirates. Pépé netted just one goal in 20 Premier League appearances last season. Photo: James Williamson - AMA
10. Danny Ings - 10/1
The £25m man could be on his way out after just one season at Villa Park, with Brighton and Southampton the favourites to sign him. Photo: Matthew Ashton - AMA
11. Adama Traoré - 8/1
The former Barcelona loanee has reportedly turned down what Wolves believe is the best terms they can offer him. With his contract set to expire next summer, it's now or never for a sale. Photo: Eric Alonso