Manchester United are set to cut up to 200 more jobs, just a year after removing 250 roles, as the club struggles to regain financial stability following five consecutive years of losses.

A club statement on Monday confirmed the proposed redundancies, which are part of a broader “transformation plan” aimed at restoring profitability. The plan includes scrapping free staff lunches at Old Trafford—a measure expected to save over £1 million per year—and reducing staff bonuses.

The latest cuts come just over a year after Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS took control of football operations at the club.
Manchester United are set to cut up to 200 more jobs, just a year after removing 250 roles, as the club struggles to regain financial stability following five consecutive years of losses.

A club statement on Monday confirmed the proposed redundancies, which are part of a broader “transformation plan” aimed at restoring profitability. The plan includes scrapping free staff lunches at Old Trafford—a measure expected to save over £1 million per year—and reducing staff bonuses.
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