Gewinn & Umsatz News zur MANCHESTER UNITED Aktie

 

Nach verlustreichen Jahren erzielt ManU erstmals wieder einen Gewinn. Doch der Preis ist hoch: Hunderte Mitarbeiter mussten gehen, und noch lasten hohe Schulden auf dem Klub....

Operating profit up after £7m loss a year earlierUnited's revolving credit up from £35.7m to £268mManchester United's operating profit rose to £13m in the financial year's first quarter, compared with an equivalent £7m loss 12 months earlier, and the chief executive, Omar Berrada, said this was down to “the difficult decisions made in the past year” by Sir Jim Ratcliffe.However, United's total debt has now risen to a record high of £1.29bn. United's revenue was £140.3m, down from £143.1m 12 months previously, and the club's revolving credit rose £35.7m to £268m, with noncurrent borrowings remaining at £650m. Continue reading......

Manchester United are currently in the bottom half of the Premier League, where they also finished last season....

CEO praises performance 'during such a challenging year'£36.6m exceptional items include paying off Erik ten HagManchester United have revealed record revenues of £666.5m for last season but still reported a loss of £33m for the financial year. The club were without Champions League football in 2024-25 and finished 15th in the Premier League but their revenue marginally increased by 0.7%.Accounts for the year ending 30 June 2025 show United's operating loss fell from £69.3m to £18.4m compared with the previous 12 months. Overall losses dropped from £113.2m to £33m after the co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe oversaw wide-ranging, and often unpopular, changes at a club he claimed in March had “gone one off the rails” as a business. The British billionaire warned United would have gone “bust at Christmas” if they had not taken “really tough decisions”. Continue reading......

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Pre-season trips to Asia may not be new for English clubs, but they remain a huge global engagement opportunityFifty years ago, Arsenal lost 2-0 to Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur, with jet-lagged players struggling to deal with frogs bouncing around the Merdeka Stadium pitch as well as the legendary local striker Mokhtar Dahari.Since then, however, many aspects of Asian tours by English clubs have changed. They have become, mostly, slick affairs. This summer, Arsenal will visit neighbouring Singapore for games against Newcastle and Milan. Then to Hong Kong for an unusual north London derby against a Tottenham team that will also travel to South Korea to face Newcastle. Liverpool visit Japan and Hong Kong just weeks after Manchester United were in action there on a post-season tour, which they finished in Malaysia. Continue reading......

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