Manchester United losses jump nearly a third to $57m despite record revenue
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Manchester United losses jump nearly a third to $57m despite record revenue Manchester United’s debt remains over one billion pounds ($1.3bn) despite record revenues that are unable to prevent loss at the UK football side.
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What happened
Manchester United losses jump nearly a third to $57m despite record revenue Manchester United’s debt remains over one billion pounds ($1.3bn) despite record revenues that are unable to prevent loss at the UK football side.
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