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3 July 2026

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Manchester United

have confirmed that defender

Scarlett Hill

has put pen to paper on her first professional contract.

United have announced that Hill, who has been with the club since the age of nine, has agreed terms of a new deal which runs until the summer of 2028.

There is an option to extend her stay by an additional 12 months.

She was involved in some senior matchday squads last season under Marc Skinner before heading out on loan to Sheffield United.

Friday, 3 July 2026

During the three months she was at Sheffield United, Hill gained valuable first-team experience. She made four appearances for the side, helping them to secure their Tier Two status for another campaign.

This announcement comes off the back of

Layla Drury also signing her first United deal.

Hill said in a

statement

, “Having been at

since the age of nine, it is an unbelievable feeling to sign my first professional contract. Going from growing up watching your role models to now having the opportunity to play alongside them is a surreal feeling.”

“There are so many people who have made today’s milestone possible but I must take the opportunity to thank each of my Academy coaches, who have always believed in me, and my parents, who have dedicated everything to support me in achieving my dreams.”

She added, “I know how high the standards are at

and I’ll continue to push myself day in, day out to learn in our special environment and reach my potential.”

Matt Johnson, Director of Women’s Football, remarked, “Signing her first professional contract is a well-earned milestone for Scarlett. Having been at the club since the age of nine, she knows exactly what it takes to be successful at

.”

“Scarlett’s development is a credit to her dedication as well as excellent coaching in our Academy system and constant sacrifice and support from her family.”

“It is a really exciting time for the club as we continue to enjoy the rewards of the outstanding work taking place throughout our Academy and the long-term commitment we have made to developing homegrown talent.”

“Everyone involved should be immensely proud of the role they have played in creating pathways that enable our young players to thrive, as we continue to strengthen our Academy and establish a world leading youth development programme.”

Hill and her teammates return later this month as they kick off preparations for next season.

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