WHAT WILL 75 MILLION LOSS IN CAPITAL RESULT TO FOR MANCHESTER UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB ?




A possible 75 million loss from Manchester United football clubs cheque books expected to happen before the end of the 2020 summer season.   

 

 

There you have it. In the past couple of months, numerous rumors continue to circulate around the world of sports. Rumors connecting one of the most popular football clubs in the world with expectations of being super activities during this current 2020 summer season. Three players to be signed this summer, four players to be signed this summer and even suggestions of five new players to be signed by the Red Devils this summer despite numerous suggestions and some confirmation from the board of directors at Manchester United that the Red  Devils will not spend extravagantly this summer season.  

 

Today's headline will first be delivered in a simple and straight forward manner because sometimes the best way to deliver news which might not be the most uplifting is to simply get right to the most important part of the topic which for today is that Manchester United football club will loose up to 47 million this 2020 summer season. 

 

 

 

 

 

Not best way to deliver the news and certainly not the fanciest way to deliver the news but sometimes the best method to use in delivering news, especially when delivering news which more than likely will be received in a negative manner such as today's news, is to just get straight to the punch line or rip the band-aid if you will. Clean delivery and straight to the point method of execution. While this will definitely not be the greatest news to be received by Manchester United supporters the topic does not become any less irrelevant as a reality that will most likely take place at Old Trafford sooner rather than later during the current 2020 summer season. But there is a catch and a certain way this reality can be avoided this summer and that is if Manchester United qualifies and makes a deep run in next seasons UEFA Champions League competition.  

 

However, for this possibility to become a reality, football has to return this summer. At the moment, there is still a slim chance that football might not return at least not during the 2020 summer season. What does this mean for Manchester United football club? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

This undoubtedly means that the Red Devils might be forced to part ways with up to 75 million in revenues made before the start of the season from Television broadcasting and partnerships made with companies expecting to market their products from each match day which was expected to be played this season I.e shirt sponsorships, Old Trafford billboard advertisements and even advertisements are done on television during half time intervals. All these sponsorships and advertisements generate massive income for Manchester United football club throughout the season and should the Premier League panel and the Professional Footballers Association have failed to come to an agreement on restarting and the season does get canceled, Manchester United's plans to make big signings this summer would have most likely been discarded especially after the loss of 75 million in revenue this summer. 

 

 

 

The fact of the matter is that while reports concerning Manchester United football club have continued to promote the idea of Manchester United football club being highly active in the upcoming 2020 summer transfer window with some reports and even some statement which has recently been released by some of the head representatives at Manchester United football club insisting that despite the battle for financial stability happening not just in the United Kingdom but across the world, the Red Devils are still in a strong position to be incredibly active during the upcoming summer season. Ideally, Manchester United can understandably be expected to still be incredibly active this summer simply because Manchester United football club has been modeled under the idealism of a mega-rich football club which never gets affected by any economic downturn. Realistically this does not seem to be the case. 

  

One possible strategy appears to be visible for Manchester United football club this 2020 Summer season as a way of improving the current Manchester United squad through the upcoming summer transfer window while simultaneously controlling the level of debt acquired by the Red Devils this summer will be if Manchester United football club implements a type of payment by installment strategy this summer. What the installment strategy means is that should the Red Devils sign a player worth a large sum of cash while possibly lacking the complete funds to pay up at once, the clear path worth taking this summer for Manchester United in terms of securing some big money transfer with insufficient funds available immediately, the Red Devils might still be able to secure one or two notable signings this summer through installment payment plans.  




 

 

 

What this means is Manchester United will be considering the choice of using long term installments as payment plans this summer transfer window. As a result, Manchester United will start to look like a club who can make moves this transfer window because with the option of installment payment, Manchester United can then have the luxury of signing top class players this summer who will most likely cost a little bit more this summer transfer window because the Red Devils will now have more time to pay off the transfer fee by the end of the 2020 Calendar year.  

 

 

 

However, even with the option of transfer made through installment payments completed as time passes, Manchester United still have to avoid running the risk of agreeing to an unreasonably high price deal for a player this summer and owing another clubs thousands in transfer fees with much uncertainty still surrounding the clubs' financial stability this season and potentially next season. 

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