Manchester United‘s CEO, Omar Berrada, announced the club has seen positive results from their recent changes off the field, posting an operating profit of £32.6m for the six months ending December 31, 2025.
The latest financial report shows a significant profit for this period, a stark difference from the £3.9m loss during the same time in 2024.
This profit results from cost-cutting efforts led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who bought a 29% stake in the club two years ago.
“We are experiencing the financial benefits of our off-field changes reflected in both costs and profits,” Berrada stated.
“We maintain a football-first approach, and these results highlight the strong foundation of our business as we strive for success on the field for both our men’s and women’s teams.”
However, the club still faces significant debt. According to the BBC, legacy debt from the Glazer family’s acquisition, along with other liabilities such as unpaid transfer fees, left Manchester United with a debt of £1.29bn at the end of last year.
Last summer, Manchester United spent over £200m on new players, including Benjamin Sesko, Bryan Mbeumo, Matheus Cunha, and Senne Lammens, who all joined the squad at Old Trafford.
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