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Manchester United revenue falls as Champions League absence bites

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Manchester United's first-quarter financials reveal a £14 million revenue dip due to their Champions League absence, yet they posted a £1.4 million ne
Manchester United experienced a significant revenue drop in the third quarter of the fiscal year, primarily due to their absence from the UEFA Champions League. The club's revenue fell by 20% to £157.1 million ($197.6 million) compared to the same period last year when they were still competing in Europe's top club competition. This decline was attributed to lower broadcasting income and reduced matchday earnings, as the team only played in the less lucrative Europa League. Additionally, the report highlighted that despite the revenue decrease, the club's wage bill increased by 7.3% to £90.3 million, reflecting investments in the squad. The financial strain was somewhat mitigated by a slight increase in commercial revenue, but overall, the absence from the Champions League has had a clear negative impact on Manchester United's financial performance.

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