Manchester United Post Record £677.6m Revenue but £43m Loss as Stadium Spending Begins
Manchester United generated record revenue of £677.6m but recorded a £43m net loss, while spending £63.5m on land for the proposed new stadium.

Manchester United generated record revenue of £677.6m but recorded a £43m net loss, while spending £63.5m on land for the proposed new stadium.
David Ornstein does not expect imminent changes involving Manchester United chief executive Omar Berrada or director of football Jason Wilcox.
Gary Lineker says Manchester United’s problems are coming from the top and has criticised Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the way the club is being run.
Manchester United reportedly remain behind Michael Carrick despite their difficult Premier League start and deny making contact with Antonio Conte or any other replacement.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has defended Manchester United’s cost-cutting programme and cited the club’s restructuring as an example of difficult leadership decisions.