Man United reveal Amorim saving as revenue hits record

United saved millions when Ruben Amorim left for AC Milan, yet their debt costs have now passed £1bn.

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What happened. Manchester United's latest financial results show they saved £8.5m when Ruben Amorim became AC Milan head coach, paying £8.2m instead of a possible £16.7m. The club also posted record revenue of £677.6m for 2025-26, despite no European football last season.

• United's finance costs rose 228.3% to £69.6m, pushing total debt past £1bn.
• The club turned an £18.4m operating loss into a £22.6m profit over the year.
• Fans can buy 7cm x 7cm squares of the old Old Trafford pitch for £125.

United sit 12th in the Premier League after one win in five and face growing fan unrest over revenue drives.

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