Manchester United announced a recorded profit in the second quarter of the current financial year despite not participating in any European competition, Afrosport reports.
Following six consecutive years of financial losses due to poor performances both on and off the pitch, the club resorted to cost-cutting measures.
The club’s debt rose 37% to £295.7 million at the end of 2025, while cash equivalents fell to £44.4 million from £95.5 million. They however reported a net profit of £4.2 million for the quarter ended December 31, compared to a loss of £27.7 million a year earlier.
United was also able to maintain its annual revenue forecast of between £640 million and £660 million, and profit between £180 million to £200 million.
The Red Devils have been revitalised since Michael Carrick took over from Ruben Amorim, unbeaten in six Premier League games (W51, D1), which sees them occupy the revered fourth spot on the table to give them a chance to return to the UEFA Champions League.
