Manchester United FY26 net loss widens 30.3% to £43 million; revenue rises 1.7% to £677.6 million
Bitget2026/09/23 11:03- Manchester United posted fiscal 2026 net loss of £43 million, widening 30.3% from a year earlier, while revenue rose 1.7% to £677.6 million.
- Operating profit swung to £22.6 million from an operating loss a year earlier; net finance costs climbed to £69.6 million from £21.2 million.
- Broadcasting revenue increased 19.6% to £206.8 million, while commercial revenue fell 4.8% to £317.3 million.
- Matchday revenue declined 4.2% to £153.5 million; management said it played 10 fewer home matches than the prior year.
- CEO Omar Berrada cited record revenue, confirmed Champions League football’s return to Old Trafford, and said the club secured land for a proposed 100,000-seat stadium.
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