Man Utd post record revenues of £677.6m for the full financial year to 30 June, 2026

The figures correspond to a year without European football. What are your views on United's financial results?

It’s not impressive when you put it into the full picture. It shows how badly Man Utd have been run and the massive impact that the Glazers have had — the debt is more important than the revenue numbers.

george.patten1w ago

You get a trophy for that?

adnan.riaz1w ago

markmarston1w ago

thetruthpersonified1w ago

Translation : Result! dividends and fat bonuses will be on the agenda soon.. Great we can still con you all to spend on us, despite us running the club into the ground. Soon you will all be able to fund a new stadium, which means no new players, but we know you can do it!! Dig deep suckers...

adnan.riaz1w ago

Not a chance that United do dividends for a long time. The fact that they doing them in the first place was just ridiculous, especially with the financial constraints that were impacting them then.

dancoombs1w ago

My initial reaction is to wonder why we didn’t operate accordingly in the summer transfer window. But also important to note we are still paying off transfer fees from previous years. I hope we can get on top of that quickly, because there’s clearly spending power there

adnan.riaz1w ago

I feel that it's going to take YEARS before the Ineos runway for the club's direction starts to show a more bigger and meaningful impact on revenue, debt and more. This is just more of the Glazers' haunting legacy hanging over the Premier League club.

jonny1w ago

I think we still lost money? Losses of £44m I believe