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Manchester United losses rise nearly a third to $57m despite record revenue
Manchester United’s losses rose nearly a third to $57m despite record revenue. The club’s debt remains above £1bn ($1.3bn).
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Manchester United recorded a loss of $57m, nearly a third higher than the previous figure. Record revenue was not enough to prevent the club from reporting a loss.
The club’s debt remains above £1bn ($1.3bn).
Record revenue fails to prevent loss
The source does not specify the amount of record revenue or the period covered by the financial figures. It also gives no specific reason for the increase in losses.
The reported results show that higher income did not offset the club’s costs during the relevant reporting period.
What we know
- Manchester United’s loss reached $57m.
- The club’s losses rose nearly a third.
- Record revenue did not prevent a loss.
- Manchester United’s debt remains above £1bn ($1.3bn).
What is being verified
- The newsroom is checking the report that manchester United’s loss reached $57m.
- Reporting from Al Jazeera English is being compared; a second independent confirmation is not yet available.
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