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Man Utd Revenue Soars Despite No Europe, New Stadium Land Secured
23 Sep
Summary
- Record revenue of £677.6m achieved in fiscal year 2026.
- Club reported a pre-tax loss of £43m despite revenue increase.
- Land secured for a new 100,000-seater stadium development.
Manchester United has reported record revenues of £677.6m for the fiscal year 2026. This figure surpasses the previous year's record of £666.5m, achieved in 2025, despite the team not participating in European competitions last season. The club's financial report also indicates a pre-tax loss of £43m for the year, an increase from the £33m loss in the prior period.
Despite the overall loss, Manchester United registered an operating profit of £22.6m, a notable turnaround from last year's £18.4m operating loss. This improvement is attributed to cost-saving measures and enhanced Premier League performance, which saw the team finish third last season. Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) rose by 18.4 percent.
In a significant development, the club has successfully secured the necessary land for its ambitious plan to construct a new 100,000-seater stadium. This milestone paves the way for future infrastructure development. CEO Omar Berrada highlighted the underlying strength of the business and committed to a disciplined approach for financial sustainability.
