Manchester United post net losses of £113.2M but believe they are compliant with PSR

The Red Devils' latest losses for the year ending June 30 follows a £115.5m loss in 2021-22 and a £42.1m loss in 2022-23.
Manchester United post net losses of £113.2M but believe they are compliant with PSR

ANOTHER BIG LOSS: Manchester United have posted net losses of £113.2million in their latest accounts but insist they are compliant with Premier League financial rules.

Wed, 11 Sep, 2024 - 13:02
Jamie Gardner, PA Chief Sports Reporter

Manchester United have posted net losses of £113.2million in their latest accounts but insist they are compliant with Premier League financial rules.

The Red Devils' latest losses for the year ending June 30 follows a £115.5m loss in 2021-22 and a £42.1m loss in 2022-23.

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