Manchester United slide deeper into the red amid financial fair play scrutiny

Wednesday, 11 September 2024

Manchester United slide deeper into the red amid financial fair play scrutiny

Manchester United's losses grew to £113.2m last season due to the cost of selling a stake to Sir Jim Ratcliffe and investment in players failing to translate into Premier League success.

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