United poised to challenge Real and Barca

Manchester United have been backed to challenge Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona for the title of richest club in the world by business advisory firm Deloitte.

Thu, 08 Feb, 2007 - 07:16

Manchester United have been backed to challenge Spanish giants Real Madrid and Barcelona for the title of richest club in the world by business advisory firm Deloitte.

The latest Deloitte Football Money League saw United slip two places to fourth in the table for the 2005/06 season based on annual financial statements and other direct sources.

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