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Manchester United will move their London HQ to Kensington after a decade in Mayfair - the scene of some of their biggest transfer deals EVER - as new CEO Richard Arnold aims to build a greater powerbase at Old Trafford after Ed Woodward exit

Manchester United are moving their London headquarters as part of the club’s plans to build a greater powerbase at Old Trafford.

United will leave their luxury offices in Mayfair after 10 years and move across West London to a new home in Kensington.

The Mayfair HQ is where Erik ten Hag and his assistants Mitchell van der Gag and Steve McClaren first checked in after the Dutchman accepted the manager’s job last May, and where some of United’s biggest transfer deals of the last decade have been struck.

Former executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward was based at the office on Stratton Street along with a number of other senior figures including Matt Judge, United’s chief transfer negotiator until last year.