Man Utd shares rise as LVG axed as manager

Shares in Manchester United rose yesterday in New York trading as the club sacked Louis van Gaal, and was expected to replace him with former Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho.
Man Utd shares rise as LVG axed as manager
Tue, 24 May, 2016 - 01:00
Reuters and Irish Examiner staff

Manchester United’s main stock market listing is in New York, although it has a secondary, and less widely traded, share listing in Frankfurt.

Its New York-listed shares were up 2.4% at one stage yesterday.

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