Manchester United have confirmed that 20-year-old winger Ethan Williams has been sold to League One side Peterborough. A club statement on their website stated that academy forward Ethan Williams has agreed a move to Peterborough United, subject to registration. talkSPORT’s chief transfer news reporter, Alex Crook, claimed Manchester United secured a deal worth more than £750,000. Alex Crook wrote on X that the deal to Peterborough is worth more than £750,000 and includes performance-related add-ons. Peterborough also confirmed Williams’ arrival with a club statement, announcing the permanent signing of the winger for a sizeable undisclosed fee and adding that the 20-year-old has signed a long-term contract.

Manchester United have sold academy forward Ethan Williams to Peterborough United in a deal that includes add-ons, a 50% sell-on clause, a buy-back and matching rights option. According to reporter Nathan Salt, the fee is described as being sizeable. Williams spent time on loan at Cheltenham before playing in the Scottish Premiership for Falkirk last season, where he scored once in 23 appearances.

Manchester United have confirmed that 20-year-old winger Ethan Williams has completed a permanent transfer to Peterborough for a significant but undisclosed amount. The player, who was on loan at Falkirk last season, was involved with United's first team during their pre-season tour this summer. Williams explained that he wanted to make the transfer as soon as he learned of the interest, mentioning Peterborough's reputation for developing younger players. He also felt it was the correct time to depart from United to advance his career. Peterborough manager Luke Williams described the player as quick and direct and stated he will be a threat in wide areas, adding that Williams arrives fit and prepared to play.