Manchester United has published her financial results for the last quarter of 2024, in which the amount of money for the release of former manager Erik Ten HAG and ex-sports director Dan Ashworth as well as the hiring of Ruben Amorim and his employees were described.
The Red Devils decided to separate HAG at the end of October, less than four months after he had signed an extension of the contract, with a 2-1 defeat against West Ham United, which proved to be the final straw for the oppressed Dutch.
Amorim did not do better in the United Unit and lowered a frustrated figure on the side when the club continues to lose the game after the game in the Premier League. The last time the club had lost 12 games in this phase of a top season, came in 1973/74 when they were relegated.
The release of Ten HAG was twice disappointing for supporters who wanted to end their careless expenses, and it was now confirmed in the recent financial results of the 13-fold Premier League winner how much money on the 55-year-old and his coaching Employees were handed over to their exits.
14.5 million GBP were attributed to “extraordinary elements”, which refer specifically to the departure of ten HAG and “various members of the football staff” – a list of employees that include Ashworth.
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Another 10.6 million GBP were issued for the appointment of Amorim and his coaching staff, which put the cumulative total for changing managers to £ 21 million.
United’s commercial turnover has decreased by 12% in the past three months of 2024, from GBP 225.8 million to 198.7 million in GBP in the same period of the previous year, which has largely been done with the failure of the association to qualify for the Champions League. Radio revenue dropped by 42%from GBP from 106.4 million to 61.6 million GBP, with the qualification for the primary club competition of European football.
The entire club achieved an operating profit of 3.1 million GBP of 27.5 million GBP up to 12 months earlier, whereby the debt was increased by GBP by GBP by GBP 9.1 million, overall due to “unfavorable “Exchange course changes.