The Cameroonian midfielder has been of interest to United for some time, and their protracted attempts to sign him have finally come to fruition.
His signing caps United’s summer midfield overhaul, which has already seen Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans join the club in buys worth £50m and £35m, respectively.
The new-look midfield flattered to deceive as it fell to a 2-0 defeat at Hull in its first Premier League outing of the season, but they will hope to impress with the addition of Baleba as Ipswich visit Manchester this weekend.
Signed, sealed, delivered: Carlos Baleba joins Manchester United
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