Manchester United's Debt Tops £1.1bn After Latest £90m Borrowing

The club confirmed it has borrowed another £90 million since June 30, pushing its overall debt above £1.1 billion.

Sep 24, 2026, 10:22 PM · 1 min read · language: en

Manchester United has confirmed borrowing an additional £90 million since June 30, taking the club's overall debt to more than £1.1 billion, according to BBC Sport.

The report did not detail the specific purpose of the latest borrowing or the terms attached to it. The club's rising debt load has been a recurring point of scrutiny among fans and financial observers in recent years.

Manchester United's finances have drawn attention amid the club's ownership situation and its performance on the pitch, with supporters and analysts closely tracking the club's spending and borrowing patterns. The latest confirmation of increased debt adds to that ongoing scrutiny.

The club has not issued additional public comment beyond confirming the borrowing figures reported by the BBC.

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Man Utd borrow another £90m as debt tops £1.1bn — BBC Sport

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