The Red Devils saw a huge number of outgoings at Old Trafford this summer
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos have been praised for 'outstanding business' at Manchester United after increasing revenue on the back of a challenging campaign. Erik Ten Hag's side finished in eighth place in the Premier League , but were able to qualify for the Europa League as a result of winning the FA Cup and should be able to pass PSR without any 'serious threat' of failing to comply with the Premier League regulations.
Mount close to a return from injury Exclusive interview with Scholes and Butt 'United’s pre-tax losses are up, they've lost a little bit more and they've also of course spent a lot more on wages, but what we also saw this summer at United were a huge number of outgoings as a consequence of the new football structure.
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