The transfer values of every Manchester United player on Football Manager 27, ahead of the game’s November 10th release

Manchester United’s 2026/27 campaign hasn’t exactly gone to plan so far. Despite a rousing comeback that saw the Red Devils come from two goals down at half-time to win 3-2 against Roma in the Champions League, things are still looking rather bleak. As things stand, Michael Carrick’s side lie 17th in the Premier League table - just two points clear of the bottom spot.

Things won’t get any easier for the under pressure Carrick in the coming weeks, should he manage to cling on to his job. This weekend the Red Devils host Unai Emery’s Aston Villa, before they face a daunting trip to Anfield where they’ll take on rivals Liverpool in the first game after the upcoming international break.

Meanwhile, Football Manager 27’s release is just around the corner. United fans who think they can do a better job than Carrick can step into the virtual manager’s hotseat, and control everything from tactics and training to transfers and team talks. Ahead of the game’s November 10th release, here is how much every Man Utd player is worth on FM27.

How much every Man Utd star is worth on Football Manager 27

Starting in goal, Man United’s number one Senne Lammens is priced at £85m, after becoming an integral part of the side since joining from Royal Antwerp back in the summer of 2025. Below him, Karl Darlow can be picked up for £3.7m, while 40-year-old Tom Heaton and Northern Ireland’s Dermot Mee are both listed as £120k players.

Matthjis De Ligt, despite his recent injury struggles, has a healthy £69m transfer valuation, making him the priciest defender on the books at Old Trafford. Diogo Dalot, who the game reckons is a transfer target for PSG, comes in at £54m, while Lisandro Martinez is deemed to be a £50m player despite his contract edging closer to a summer 2027 expiry.

Squad player Noussair Mazraoui has a surprisingly hefty £48m figure attached to his name - £1m more than promising youngster Leny Yoro who’s sitting at the £47m mark. Patrick Dorgu is up for £46m, while England international Luke Shaw is rated at £43m despite, like Martinez, having less than a year left on his deal. Ayden Heaven comes in at £38m, while Harry Maguire is United’s least valuable defender at a paltry £12m.

Bryan Mbeumo named Man United’s most valuable player on FM27

Man United blew almost all their summer transfer budget on new midfielders, but homegrown star Kobbie Mainoo is worth more than any other player in his position, with a meaty £86m figure next to his name. Bruno Fernandes, amid his ongoing contract uncertainty, is said to be available for £80m, while new boy Andre Santos is priced at £65m.

Youri Tielemans, who joined from Aston Villa last summer, is rated at £75m, with his fellow new recruit Carlos Baleba a fair bit cheaper at £61m - which is a little odd, given that United only just paid Brighton & Hove Albion £65m to sign him. Elsewhere, Amad comes in at £60m, Mason Mount at £54m, while Uruguay international Manuel Ugarte is a mere £16m amid his ACL injury struggles.

Further up the field, versatile forward Bryan Mbeumo is Man United’s most valuable player, with the virtual Red Devils board slapping a hefty £115m price tag on his head. Benjamin Sesko is also well up there, rated at £96m. United’s hero against Roma, Matheus Cunha, is £79m.

Amid constant speculation surrounding his future, England star Marcus Rashford can still fetch a decent £64m - considerably more than the Joshua Zirkzee, who has been transfer listed on the game with an asking price of just £13m, which is significantly less than the £37m United paid to sign him back in 2024.