Updated: All 17 of Manchester United’s 2021/22 loan deals after January transfer deadline

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Manchester United have been busy throughout the transfer window re-arranging loan deals for players and sending more players out.

There are now a total of 17 Manchester United players out on loan across the globe, from Brazil to Italy to Scotland.

It is not easy to keep track of them all, so here is a handy reminder of all of Manchester United’s loan army, as it stands between now and the end of the season when all are scheduled to return.

Nathan Bishop: Mansfield Town

Goalkeeper Nathan Bishop has been on loan at Mansfield since July and has racked up 30 appearances already. A strong run of form has seen Mansfield move into play-off contention.

Tahith Chong: Birmingham City

Tahith Chong was a fan favourite at Birmingham earlier in the season, where he played 13 times and provided three assists. He then suffered an injury which has kept him out three months, and is now closing in on a return.

Di’Shon Bernard: Hull City

Centre-back Di’Shon Bernard has been an impressive performer for Hull City in the Championship this season. He has made 24 appearances and has three clean sheets in a row.

Facundo Pellistri: Alaves

Uruguay’s newest international is still on loan at Alaves. He has played irregularly, He has features in 17 games for them this season, of which only six have been starts.

Ethan Galbraith: Doncaster Rovers

Northern Ireland international Ethan Galbraith remains a Doncaster Rovers player, despite speculation from BBC Sport that Championship clubs could striker a January deal. He has played 28 games this season.

Dylan Levitt: Dundee United

Dylan Levitt remains on loan at Dundee United where he is a regular in the starting line-up. Last season he had two loans at Charlton and then NK Istra in Croatia.

Andreas Pereira: Flamengo

Andreas Pereira is currently in pre-season with Flamengo. He was a losing Copa Libertadores finalist in November. The club still want to keep him and are likely to negotiate with United in the summer over a permanent move.

James Garner: Nottingham Forest

It might have made sense for United to recall James Garner and add him to the club’s midfield options. Instead he remains at Nottingham Forest, where he has played 26 games and is hoping to mount a play-off push.

Brandon Williams: Norwich City

Full-back Brandon Williams is one of United’s only two loanees at Premier League clubs. The defender has been featuring regularly for Norwich City, where he has made 17 appearances.

Ethan Laird: Bournemouth

Ethan Laird had a successful loan at Swansea City earlier in the season and United have now set him a new challenge at promotion contenders Bournemouth. After dealing with a minor injury, Laird is expected to make his Cherries debut shortly.

Teden Mengi: Birmingham City

After spending the first half of the season with the under-23s, Teden Mengi is back on loan in the Championship. The centre-back has been a regular in recent matches, playing six games already this month.

Axel Tuanzebe: Napoli

After a disappointing loan at Aston Villa in the first half of the season, Axel Tuanzebe has moved to Napoli in Italy. He faces a challenge to establish himself amid a competitive defensive group.

Anthony Martial: Sevilla

Tired of a lack of regular starts at United, Anthony Martial has secured a move to Sevilla. The Frenchman hopes to move will kickstart his career and he could make his debut this coming weekend.

Reece Devine: Walsall

Reece Devine spent the first half of the season with St Johnstone, and while his first ever loan was a step in the right direction, he did not hold down a first team place. Devine started for Walsall at the weekend.

Amad: Rangers

United superkid Amad has made a loan move to Rangers, where he has been given the number 9 shirt. He scored on his debut at the weekend, so the move is off to a promising start.

Donny van de Beek: Everton

United have loaned Donny van de Beek out to Everton so the Dutchman can get more regular playing time. This will allow the club to take a closer look at how he fares in the Premier League, with just 69 league minutes to his name this season.

Matej Kovar: Burton Albion

Under-23s goalkeeper Matej Kovar has joined League One side Burton Albion on loan for the rest of the season. The deal was announced just in time to beat the deadline and he will benefit from the opportunity to play at a competitive level.

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