Manchester United

Manchester United reported a seventh consecutive annual loss for the 2025/26 financial year despite an operating profit of £22.6m. Revenue rose to £677.6m and adjusted EBITDA hit a record £216.4m, but the net loss worsened to £43m because of higher financing costs and additional debt. Long-term liabilities increased to £577.6m; risks remain high due to indebtedness, financing costs and planned stadium expenditure, while sporting weakness further weighs on prospects. For the current year the club expects revenue of £740–760m and adjusted EBITDA of £205–225m thanks to a Champions League return and new sponsors. » More on deraktionaer.de

Manchester United reported a net loss of £43m for the year ended 30 June 2026, wider than £33m a year earlier, driven by player costs and an £8.2m exceptional charge related to Ruben Amorim’s departure. Revenue reached a record £677.6m, up 1.7%, while the wage bill fell to £302m following squad changes and headcount reductions. The club forecasts revenue of £740m–£760m for fiscal 2027 and says it will continue a disciplined approach to restore financial sustainability. » More on theguardian.com

Manchester United will publish on 23 September 2026 the quarterly figures for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. One analyst expects EPS of -0.300 GBP per share, after -0.030 USD in the year-ago quarter, and revenue of around 145.0 million GBP versus 219.2 million USD last year. For the fiscal year just ended, average analyst estimates are a loss of -0.300 GBP per share and revenue of about 665.4 million GBP compared with 862.3 million USD in the prior year. » More on finanzen.net