MANCHESTER UNITED have announced a record revenue of £581million with a hefty £39.2m profit… and they are projecting even more next year.
In fact, for the 2017-18 season, the Old Trafford giants are projecting a potential boost – with a £575m to £585m estimate.
Man United have announced a record revenue of £581mReuters
Man United have already had plenty to celebrate so far in 2017-18PA:Press Association
On top of that, United‘s adjusted earning per share were almost double at an impressive 13.94… vs the 7.88 expected.
The £581m revenue figure up to June 30, 2017 absolutely shatters the previous record of £515.3m – set last year.
Meanwhile, United’s substantial debt, linked to the Glazer’s takeover back in 2005, dropped by nearly £50m.
The figure fell from £260.9m to £213.1m as they continue to chip away.
Elsewhere, Jose Mourinho has ordered Paul Pogba to take a ten-day holiday in order to fully recover from his hamstring strain.
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Man United are even projecting another potential boost next yearReuters
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The French star is expected to be out for between four and six weeks after suffering the problem earlier this month.
United boss Mourinho and his staff want the 24-year-old to take a mini-break prior to beginning his recovery.
The ex-Juventus ace is waiting for a second scan on his injury to determine the full extent of his lay-off.
Man United are celebrating both on and off the pitch this termReuters
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