Manchester United’s full-year financial results did not make for ... the 2021-22 season — the first of the three years under review — can be considered. United believe the pandemic ...

Manchester United made a loss of £ ... s Profitability and Sustainability Rules and Uefa’s Financial Fair Play regulations. United had a revenue of £661.8m but believe hefty losses justify ...

During the review process ... will establish prolonged success for Manchester United. The Manchester United club faces severe financial problems yet Ratcliffe believes lowering costs first ...

Moreover, exceptional costs from the pandemic and strategic reviews also play a role in the financial balancing act. While Manchester United’s revenues have soared to a record £661.8 million, their ...

The optimism that surrounded Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s partial acquisition of Manchester United ... with his £238.5m equity injection, United’s financial situation remains precarious.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s overhaul of Manchester United shows few signs of slowing ... While the earnings leave the club at risk of breaching crucial financial sustainability rules, they also ...

Reviews and recommendations are unbiased ... from purchases made through links on this page. The financial consequences of Manchester United losing in the Europa League final should be painful ...

So, we look back on the season for Manchester United’s u21s, who despite not picking up a trophy, had many positives to look back on. It was a busy season for the young reds led by Travis Binnion.

Manchester United’s season of turmoil is finally over. They finished in their lowest Premier League position and their final ...

"The club’s transformation plan aims to restore Manchester United to profitability after five consecutive years of financial losses since 2019," the club stated in an official announcement.

Manchester United are proposing a club-wide redundancy ... operations as part of the agreement and commissioned a cost review ahead of the 2024/25 season as they moved to shake things up behind ...