Hannibal Mejbri has officially signed a four-year contract with Burnley after leaving Manchester United for an initial fee of £5.4 million, which could rise to £9.4 million with add-ons. The transfer includes a 50% sell-on clause and a buy-back option for United, marking a strategic shift in their transfer dealings under the new Ineos management. Mejbri's career at United stagnated, especially after a disappointing loan at Sevilla, prompting the move to Burnley, where he aims to revitalize his prospects. This sale contributes to United's efforts to comply with Premier League financial regulations amidst a substantial summer spending spree totaling around £200 million. Mejbri joins a list of young players leaving Old Trafford, indicating a broader strategy of cashing in on fringe talent. Burnley is looking to strengthen their squad following their relegation from the Premier League, and Mejbri's addition is seen as a positive step in that direction.