The Red Devils Reveal Historic Income Amid Disappointing On-Pitch Form
Manchester United recorded a historic financial revenue of £666.5m last year despite the squad's poor on-field performances
The Manchester side finished the previous English league campaign in 15th position, constituting their worst season outcome following the '73-74 demotion campaign
Nevertheless, the start of their multi-year shirt sponsorship agreement with the technology firm helped them to post all-time high commercial income of £333.3m, and matchday revenue also reached a peak at £160.3m during the financial term through 30 June 2025
"Recording record revenues throughout a difficult period within the organization shows the resilience that remains a characteristic of this club," commented chief executive Omar Berrada
"With the start of the 2025/26 campaign, we are striving to improve the club in every department"
Berrada omitted discussion of the club's disappointing opening to the ongoing season but stated that United is building "with future success in mind"
An overall loss of £33m indicates a significant decrease relative to the last financial term, during which the amount reached £113.2m
The organization declared that they "continue to adhere to and comply with each of Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Rules in addition to Uefa's FFP rules"
Earlier this year, financial analysts listed United as having the fourth largest income in global soccer, using the club's income of £651m in the prior period
Los Blancos (£883m) secured first place, with City (£708m) as well as The French champions (£681m)
