Manchester United Named Europe’s Worst Transfer Operators After £334m Loss on Signings, Study Finds
The CIES Football Observatory said United lost £334 million on transfers over five years, with resale losses and falling player values driving the decline.
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Manchester United Named Europe’s Worst Transfer Operators After £334m Loss on Signings, Study Finds
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According to research conducted by CIES, Manchester United has seen the value of its players fall by 405 million pounds in the last five years.
He doesn't pay attention to... Manchester United, which is still paying for its transfer mistakes and general management, having been declared the team with the worst design in Europe!
The British newspaper "Daily Mail" has reported that Manchester United, a prestigious club in the English Premier League, has incurred a loss of £334 million (approximately 70.14 billion yen) in operational costs related to player transfers...
It's safe to say that Manchester United look bad in the new report from the CIES Football Observatory. Just like last year's report, Manchester United is the worst club in Europe when it comes to player transfers. The club has lost 334 million in the transfer market over the past five years. When you look at the whole world, only Al-Hilal in Saudi Arabia is in the red more.
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