Manchester United has completed the signing of Uruguayan midfielder Manuel Ugarte from Paris Saint-Germain for an initial fee of €50 million ($55.7 million), with potential performance-related bonuses bringing the total possible value to €60 million ($66.5 million). Ugarte, who has signed a contract until 2029, is seen as a long-term replacement for the aging Casemiro and joins as United's fifth summer signing, contributing to a total spending of approximately $240 million. His arrival follows the departure of Scott McTominay to Napoli, which allowed for the new acquisition. Ugarte, who was named in the Copa America team of the tournament, expressed excitement about joining such a prestigious club and is determined to contribute to their success. Although he was unable to be registered in time for the upcoming match against Liverpool, he is expected to debut after the international break. The signing underscores United's commitment to strengthening their midfield as they aim for better performance this season.