Manchester United confident of meeting financial fair play targets despite big losses

The club made a net loss of £74.1 million in the third quarter

are reported to be confident they can comply with the Premier League’s financial fair play rules despite recording a £71.4 million net loss.

Sources at Old Trafford are said to regard these costs as a necessary price to pay in helping revamp the club's ownership and management.

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