ManU sees 18% rise in quarterly revenue
English football club Manchester United recorded a 18 per cent rise in their quarterly revenue even after failing to qualify Champions League. Placed sixth in the Premier League, the club's broadcast revenues went up by 40.8% in the last three months of 2016. Apart from that, the match day income also rose by 27 per cent.
£540 million income expected this year
After a record increase in the revenue in the last quarter of 2016, the club has expected a total income of £540 million by the end of June this year.
41% increase in broadcast revenues
With a new broadcast deal for the Premier League clubs in place, Manchester United's revenue saw a rise of 41 per cent to £52.5 million. In 2016, operating profit in the second quarter was up by 15 per cent, while the net operating profit went up by 23 per cent. However, ManU's commercial revenue did not see much change with just 1% increase.
ManU is now more settled: Ed Woodward
With an unbeaten streak of 15 matches at the Premier League, Executive Vice Chairman Ed Woodward thinks that the club is more settled now. He said, "We want to get into a more steady state where we are buying and potentially selling lower number of players each year. I think we are in that kind of environment now when compared to 2-3 years ago."
Manchester back on top of football's rich list
With an increase in the revenue by 18%, financial analyst Deloitte has revealed that Manchester United has bounced back on the top of football's rich list for the first time since 2005.
