United Posts Record Revenue, Debt Concerns Remain

United has reported record full-year revenues of £677.6 million for the fiscal year 2026, a positive indicator of the club's commercial strength even without European football last season. However, these figures are shadowed by a significant increase in net debt and a reported overall net loss, highlighting persistent financial challenges off the pitch during an indifferent start to the current Premier League season. The club also confirmed a major step in stadium development with the acquisition of land for a proposed new 100,000-seater venue.

• Net debt has risen to £583 million, with total interest costs exceeding £1 billion since the Glazer takeover, impacting the club's financial flexibility.
• The club confirmed a £63.5 million expenditure on land acquisition, part of the strategic plan to build a new 100,000-seater stadium.
• Compensation for former head coach Ruben Amorim and his staff was confirmed at £8.2 million, less than the potential maximum due to his move to AC Milan.
• CEO Omar Berrada stressed a "disciplined approach" to finances and reiterated the ambitious target of winning the Premier League title by 2028.
• Despite the financial complexities, broadcasting revenue saw a 19.6% increase to £206.8 million, primarily driven by a third-place finish last Premier League season.