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Man United Cut 322 Jobs as Debt Rises Above £1.1bn

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Manchester United have cut 322 jobs as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s sweeping cost-saving measures, with the club’s workforce shrinking by almost 29 per cent over the past two years. According to Yahoo Sports, United’s full accounts for the 2025-26 financial year showed that employee numbers fell from 1,127 to 805 in the two years […]

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According to foreign media, one of the owners of Manchester United has removed 322 people (almost 30%) from the team's staff, however its debt remains enormous. The post Manchester United "cut" 30% of its staff, however the debt remains over a billion pounds appeared first on in.gr.

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Manchester United have cut 322 jobs as part of drastic cost-cutting measures introduced by Sir Jim Ratcliffe. This figure represents almost 30 percent of their total workforce.

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The full financial accounts of Manchester United revealed the size of the restructuring of the club, after 322 employees were laid off in two years, almost 30% of the total workforce. The club ' s staff was reduced from 1127 to 805 until 30 June 2026, as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe ' s cost reduction plan since assuming responsibility...

Manchester United have cut a total of 322 jobs as part of a massive cost-cutting programme following the arrival of INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe at the club. The Red Devils' latest financial statements reveal the scale of the restructuring at Old Trafford. The sacked staff represent nearly 30% of the club's total workforce. The media and commercial departments are among those most seriously affected. According to the information, the number of em…

How many employees did Manchester United fire after Jim Ratcliffe came in? Find out which departments have been hit hardest and how the club's finances have changed

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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