Man United Debt Hits £716million

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Source:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8470595.stm

I knew man u had debts but didn't realise they were that bad! Just the interest on the debt is gonna make it difficult to sign any players and the club just about scraped a profit this year only because of the £80million sale of ronaldo (would have been a £74million loss without).

What will happen when uefa introduce those financial fair play rules for the cl etc? What do man u fans think? Worried?

 

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Because the talk from Uefa at the moment is regarding clubs that are constantly losing money, which Chelsea and City are.

Except that chelsea's transfer dealings have calmed considerably and they'll probably make a profit from next year whereas man u won't because of all the debt interest. As I said they would have had a >£70million loss this year if ronaldo hadn't been sold. Of course they could try and sell rooney this year...