Manchester
United have announced they
set a new
club record of £581 million in
revenue in
2016-17.
After
winning the Europa League and EFL
Cup as well
as finishing sixth in the Premier
League,
executive vice-chairman Ed
Woodward
declared the season a success
in sporting
and financial terms.
United
posted profits and managed to
reduce their
debt.
We concluded
a successful 2016/17 season
with a total
of three trophies and a return
to Champions
League football," Woodward
told
investors as the club released its
financial
accounts.
"The
year saw us set record revenues of
over £581m
and achieve a record EBITDA
[Earnings
before interest, tax, depreciation
and
amortization] of £199.8m.
"We are
pleased with the investment in our
squad and
look forward to an exciting
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