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Manchester United Borrowed Another £90 Million This Summer
Manchester United drew £120 million from its revolving credit facility across three summer tranches, repaid £30 million, and ended up with total debt of £1.15 billion, still above a billion despite two years of cost cutting under Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Summer spending on new players came to £191.7 million, and only £153 million of that can be traced to announced fees. Also today: several of MLB's national TV deals would add a free 2029 season if a lockout wipes out 60 games per team; Premier League front-of-shirt revenue is up 8% to £444 million in the first season without gambling sponsors on…
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