Manchester United have borrowed one other £90m since 30 June – and confirmed they spent £191.7m on new gamers this summer season.
United purchased Andrey Santos from Chelsea on 13 July, Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa on 14 July and Carlos Baleba from Brighton on 25 August.
The charges the membership said they spent on the trio on the time the transfers have been introduced added as much as £153m, and it isn’t clear the place the extra sum has been spent.
The membership have been approached for remark.
Affirmation of the extra borrowing of £90m was included in a extra detailed submitting to the New York Inventory Alternate on Thursday, following Wednesday’s launch of their 2025-26 accounts to 30 June, and confirmed their general debt was nonetheless greater than £1bn regardless of main cost-cutting measures carried out by Sir Jim Ratcliffe since he turned minority proprietor in 2024.
United confirmed it made three additional drawdowns from its revolving credit score restrict, on 29 and 31 July and 28 August, totalling £120m. It then paid again £30m on 21 September.
It takes United’s general debt to £1.15bn, made up of the historic debt, which now stands at £578m, the £200m excellent on its revolving credit score facility, and £375m in excellent switch charges.
That may be a £72m discount on the £447m they said was owed in switch charges within the 2024-25 accounts. Nonetheless, it stays a big sum, with £104.8m due in between one and two years and £51.9m in between two and 5 years – with the rest due within the subsequent 12 months.
The membership say funds for his or her most up-to-date transfers “are due throughout the subsequent 5 years”.