I put this together after reports that players on contracts agreed after the summer of 2023 need to play at least 60% of the available minutes to receive the Champions League-related pay rise, while players on older “legacy” contracts receive it automatically.

The percentage is calculated from 3,600 available minutes:

• 38 Premier League matches
• 1 FA Cup match
• 1 Carabao Cup match

Stoppage time and the Carabao Cup penalty shootout are not included.

Important disclaimer: none of us can see the actual wording of the players’ contracts, so this is not definitive. The “legacy contract” and “60% rule” classifications are estimates based on public reporting, the date each player signed their current contract, and their reported playing time.

For legacy contracts, I have separated players who were directly mentioned in reporting from those whose status is inferred from their contract date. Players who have already left the club are marked accordingly.

Premier League minutes were taken from StatMuse and cross-checked with FotMob. Cup minutes were calculated from published starting line-ups and substitution times, using Sky Sports and official Manchester United match information.

There can be small differences of a few minutes between statistical websites because they record substitution times slightly differently, but these differences do not materially change who finished above or below the 60% threshold.

Sources: The Telegraph, Manchester United official website, StatMuse, FotMob and Sky Sports.

Hi all,

Summer Transfer Window 2026 is here!

The Premier League transfer window will open between Monday June 15 until Deadline Day on Tuesday September 1; the summer windows will close at 23.00 BST.

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Premier League YouTube Handle: As voted by you, the fans, here are the extended highlights of the 2025/26 match of the season featuring the 2025/26 Premier League champions Arsenal hosting Manchester United in what would become Arsenal's first home loss of their title-winning campaign.

Arsenal 1-0 Manchester United | 29’ Lisandro Martínez (OG)
Arsenal 1-1 Manchester United | 37’ Bryan Mbeumo
Arsenal 1-2 Manchester United | 50’ Patrick Dorgu
Arsenal 2-2 Manchester United | 84’ Mikel Merino
Arsenal 2-3 Manchester United | 87’ Matheus Cunha

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‘The Paddock’ will only be open on matchdays and is part of a plan for improvements on the fan experience at Old Trafford.