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Finance professional with a passion for sport and the business of sport. I try to cut through the noise, sometimes with a blunt knife.

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Last time I was here, Onana chucked one in, Bruno got sent off and Cunha ran the show. This year, I pray only one of those things happens.

Last time I was here, Onana chucked one in, Bruno got sent off and Cunha ran the show. This year, I pray only one of those things happens.
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It’s probably not the worst thing in the world for Wolves fans that Fosun turned down Textor’s bid. Fosun may think shares in Eagle may not be worth that much, even as an option. But curious they turned down an offer that reportedly returned all of their invested cash. But then

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JJ Gabriel’s development will be as much a test of #MUFC new academy process as it will be of the people himself and JJ himself staying focussed on the things required to become a top quality professional footballer. Kid clearly has bags of talent, has also had a lot of attention

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#MUFC report operating profit of £13mn in 1Q26, driven by lower staff costs. Reiterate their financial guidance for the year. Full breakdown incoming... ir.manutd.com/press-releases…

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📈📉 FIRST TAKE: #MUFC report small improvement in underlying losses for 1Q26 bit.ly/48xKDZh £2mn reduction in year over year operating losses (excl. exceptional costs and player trading profits). - Revenue fell by just £3mn as ticket prices and higher retail revenue

📈📉 FIRST TAKE: #MUFC report small improvement in underlying losses for 1Q26
bit.ly/48xKDZh
£2mn reduction in year over year operating losses (excl. exceptional costs and player trading profits).
- Revenue fell by just £3mn as ticket prices and higher retail revenue
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I estimate the underlying wage bill in 1Q26 to be a shade under £70mn, implying a total wage bill of £280mn. Player wages in a similar ball park to Newcastle, Spurs, Villa etc. With further improvements possible because of £40mn+ potentially coming off the books at the end of the

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It's Friday then...so learn about the latest #MUFC financial results, what?...I'll get my coat...we cover: - Why revenue dipped by only a few million despite no Europe and some sponsorship losses. - Underlying wage bill movements. - Just how much did the debt move by and how much

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I get people have objections to the way the Glazers/INEOS/both may be running the ship, and that's totally fine. However, we should at least represent data correctly to make our points. Debt didn’t increase by 39.5% vs. last year. If you want to define it as financial debt +

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Cool. But, given cash and deal structure that was always going to be the case. Which, btw, we also knew in Sept. Completely fair to disagree with them on that strategic point, but you know where to get the actual numbers from...

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BREAKING: United used a further net £30mn of their credit facility in October. Means they have £55mn left in the facility..makes the below more important...Europe (really UCL), player sales, contracts expiring, and maybe a sponsorship deal or two to provide transfer budget.

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Tough blow for #LFC and Isak. Salah uncertainty and long term injury to Isak makes you think Liverpool will be spending again. January could be a fun one.

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Would probably need to bid above the release clause and have Semenyo say he wants to join #MUFC to have any chance of getting this done. Even then it’s not a certainty. Per my summary of last Q financials, they dipped into the credit facility again so just £55mn left. Probably