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  Despite the expectation of inflation rates previously expected to hit Old Trafford in terms of ticket prices and the cost for merchandising , Manchester United board of directors appear to have put an end to the speculations suggesting Manchester United will take reasonable routes such as not participating in the next transfer window and increasing ticket pricing on upcoming matchdays to make ends meet in a financial sense next season.         Like a couple other football clubs across Europe such as Real Madrid, Paris Saint-German, and Juventus, Manchester United continue to lean towards merchandising as the clubs' main source of finance as the Red Devils have done for over three decades or more. According to the recent information received here at ManchesterUnitedChannel , the Red Devils recorded a staggering 689 mil euros in 2015/16 alone. A figure which has been on a steady growth for the past three to four years. Can Manchester United handle the upcoming inflation rate

  Jadon Sancho heading to Manchester United in the summer of 2020 can safely be said that the situation is close to being a called a done deal. At least according to information received here at the ManchesterUnitedChannel website.       If you are Manchester United supporter who has been out of the loop with what’s happening around your favorite  football club here is a little summary of the most part: Manchester United fans are concerned that the anticipated financial reduction within the global economy anticipated to take place in the next coming months of the 2020 summer season will result in Manchester United failing to complete more than two signings this summer. This idea was more or less confirmed in April 2020 by Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward with a clear message that the 2020 summer window will not be business as usual for the Red Devils. With this understanding at hand, Manchester United will more than likely head down the part of completing one