Manchester United: When 100 million euros go up in smoke

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By: Manu Tournoux

Manchester United: When 100 million euros go up in smoke
Manchester United could affect a bonus of 100 million pounds sterling in the event of a victory against the Spurs in the Europa League final, but he will immediately have to separate from these funds.

The Red Devils hope to conclude their bad season with Panache Wednesday by beating the Spurs to win the Europa League and qualify for the Champions League next season.

Such a situation would allow the winning team to receive a nice bonus of 100 million pounds Sterling (118 million euros), but United should forget this sum almost immediately, according to the Daily Mail.

United is currently on the verge of losing 100 million pounds sterling during this exercise

United is currently on the way to losing 100 million pounds sterling during this exercise, which means that any Jackpot of the Europa League will disappear immediately. Wall Street analysts provide that the club will soon announce a loss of 40 million pounds sterling in the third quarter and believe that its current debt amounts to a billion pounds Sterling.

Barely won, already lost

Sir Jim Ratcliffe said that Manchester United could have ” go bankrupt before Christmas “, Although these remarks were described as” very hypocritical By the football financial expert Kieran Maguire.

The Europa League final on Wednesday was presented as a match that neither Manchester United nor Tottenham can afford to lose. The two teams have experienced disastrous seasons in the Premier League, but know that a victory will offer them a trophy and a lucrative place in the 2025-26 Champions League.

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