Man Utd report losses of over £21million for first three months of 2021
Manchester United recorded a £21.6million loss in the first three months of the year as the coronavirus pandemic kept fans out. You may also like
Ed Woodward exit boosts Jadon Sancho’s chances
Manchester United have received a boost in their pursuit of Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho, according to reports. You may also like
Ed Woodward resigns as Man Utd executive vice-chairman
Ed Woodward has resigned as Manchester United executive vice-chairman, according to reports. You may also like
Woodward optimistic about future as Man Utd debt rises to £455.5million
Manchester United’s executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward feels clear progress is being made by manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and is planning for Old Trafford to be at full capacity again next season. You may also like
Woodward salutes Man United fans ahead of closed-door Old Trafford return
Ed Woodward is confident Manchester United can navigate through what he predicts will be a ‘difficult next few months’ thanks to the club’s support. You may also like
Man United confirm huge £127m rise in debt as impact of Covid-19 is revealed
Manchester United have confirmed their net debt has risen to £429 million ($525m), an increase of £127m ($155m), in the first three months of the year. You may also like
Woodward ‘optimistic’ over Premier League return in June
Manchester United are “optimistic” Premier League games will resume in June and that the Europa League can be completed in August, Ed Woodward has confirmed. You may also like
Van Gaal blames ‘evil genius’ Woodward for Man Utd sacking
Louis van Gaal blames Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward for his departure from the club in 2016, describing him as ‘the evil genius’ behind his sacking. You may also like
Man Utd aim to be ‘highly competitive’ in transfer window
Ed Woodward has reiterated Manchester United’s commitment to backing Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s rebuild as they aim to be ‘highly competitive’ in the transfer market. You may also like
Woodward: Transfers for Man United won’t be ‘business as usual’
Ed Woodward has warned it may not be business as usual for Manchester United in the summer transfer window and that speculation linking the club with players for hundreds of millions of pounds is ‘far from reality’. You may also like
