In a **stunning transfer twist**, **Manchester United** have officially completed the signing of **FC Porto’s star goalkeeper Diogo Costa** in a **€46.6 million blockbuster deal**, securing the 24-year-old shot-stopper on a **seven-year contract** that signals a major shift in the club’s long-term vision.
The deal, finalized after weeks of behind-the-scenes negotiations, sees United beat out rival interest from top European clubs to land one of the most coveted young goalkeepers in world football. Costa, who had a €75M release clause, reportedly accepted a lower fee in order to complete his dream move to the Premier League giants.
> “It’s an honor to join such a historic club,” Costa said during his unveiling at Old Trafford. “I’m ready for this next chapter, and I want to help Manchester United return to the top, where they belong.”
The Portuguese international has been widely praised for his composure, reflexes, and ability to play out from the back—traits that perfectly align with manager **Erik ten Hag’s** tactical philosophy.
Costa is expected to compete immediately for the No.1 spot and bring stability to a position that has seen inconsistency in recent seasons.
FC Porto also issued a statement, thanking Costa for his years of service and leadership, calling him “a model professional and a true product of our academy.”
This transfer marks one of the most **shocking and strategic moves** of the summer window, and sends a clear message:
**Manchester United mean business.**
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