Manchester United losses jump nearly a third to $57m despite record revenue

Manchester United’s debt remains over one billion pounds ($1.3bn) despite record revenues that are unable to prevent loss at the UK football side.Published On 23 Sep 202623 Sep 2026Manchester United’s annual net loss increased by almost one third to 43 million pounds ($57m) despite record-breaking revenues announced on Wednesday.The Red Devils reported 677.6 million pounds ($897.8m) in revenue in the year to June 30, up 1.7 percent.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4Ronaldo eyes 1,000 goals as Wales game opens Portugal title defencelist 2 of 4AFCON is back: A guide to teams, key matches, players and morelist 3 of 4Wolfsburg terminate Christian Eriksen’s football contract by mutual consentlist 4 of 4UEFA Nations League 2026-27: All you need to knowend of listHowever, the football club announced a seventh straight annual loss after taxes as co-owner Jim Ratcliffe’s cuts to operating costs offset contractual payments to sacked manager Ruben Amorim and a big increase in loan repayments.The latest earnings relate to a turbulent 2025-26 season, which saw former United player Michael Carrick replace Amorim and secure qualification for the Champions League.The increase in revenu...