US EditionManchester United Expects Annual Core Profit to Return to Pre-COVID Levels
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The Straits Times
Manchester United expects annual core profit to return to pre-COVID levels
Manchester United raised their annual core profit forecast on Friday to levels last seen before the pandemic as the club's strong performance in the Europa League drove ticket sales and broadcast revenue. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Manchester United yesterday unexpectedly issued a positive warning regarding the club's operations for the financial year ending in June. A good performance in the Europa League brought income to the coffers.
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Manchester United has increased its estimated annual core profit (EBITDA) to a range of £180 million to £190 million, up from an earlier projection of £145 million to £160 million. This boost in financial outlook comes despite the club’s disappointing Premier League performance, largely due to its run to the Europa League final. Although Ruben Amorim’s side ultimately lost 1-0 to Tottenham in the Europa League final, their participation signific…
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