Manchester United’s new Carrington training ground has finally been completed.
After more than a year of construction, INEOS have delivered the £50 million state-of-the-art facility.
The new complex includes essential features like advanced recovery rooms, media centres, and dedicated spaces for Ruben Amorim and his coaching staff.
Carrington has always been a vital part of Manchester United’s history, playing a key role not just in developing players for the first team but in shaping successful football careers.
With this in mind, one former Carrington graduate looks set to complete a permanent move.
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According to Mike Keegan, via X, Hull City have won the race for former United player Brandon Williams, with a medical booked in next week for the full back.
This comes after Williams impressed in a recent trial with the club.
Brandon Williams broke through at Manchester United under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, playing a key role during the Norwegian’s tenure.
Versatile on both the right and left flanks, Williams was a valuable squad member.
However, his career has since stalled.
After unsuccessful loan spells at Ipswich and Norwich City, Williams has also faced off-the-field challenges, including receiving a suspended sentence for a high-speed driving incident.
Despite these setbacks, he now looks poised to return to first-team football, with a loan move to Championship club Hull potentially offering the fresh start he needs to revive his career.
Last season, Hull narrowly avoided relegation from the Championship, making the signing of Brandon Williams a crucial boost for their survival hopes.
With Williams joining the club, they will be counting on him to help secure a safer finish this season and push up the league table.
Although Williams will need to regain full fitness before he can make an impact, once fit, he could prove to be a highly valuable asset for Hull.
🚨EXCLUSIVE
🟠Hull City appear to have won the race for Brandon Williams
⚫️Medical booked in East Yorkshire next week for former Manchester United defender
Details @MailSport shortly #hcfc— Mike Keegan (@MikeKeegan_DM) August 9, 2025
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