4 h. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe claims Man Utd would be bankrupt by CHRISTMAS without cost

Manchester United part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has come under increasing pressure for a raft of cost-cutting measures at Old Trafford - but he insists they are necessary

Economics

60 h. ago Man Utd banking on axing six players this summer amid PSR crisis and crippling debts

Manchester United's finances have come under scrutiny with the club enacting a number of cost-cutting measures, while Ruben Amorim has yet to be able to leave his imprint on the squad

Economics

1 week ago Erik ten Hag aims subtle dig at Man Utd players in first interview since brutal axe

Erik ten Hag was brutally sacked by Manchester United in October after an awful start to the season and was replaced by Ruben Amorim but has since spoken out on his time at Old Trafford

Sport

2 w. ago Freezing Paul Mullin out at Wrexham 'crazy' says star as 'something's not right'

Wrexham striker Paul Mullin has been left out of the squad for the last two games, with the decision to axe him branded as "crazy" by a former player of the club

Politics

2 w. ago Man United receive early PSR transfer deadline boost as green light for summer deal emerges

Manchester United transfer news as MEN Sport bring you the latest transfer talk including an update on Geovany Quenda and PSR

Economics

2 w. ago Middle East crisis live: Lebanon says it will consider any remaining Israeli presence on its lands an occupation

Israeli forces remain in five points in Lebanon for what the IDF says is security purposes but Lebanese presidency says truce deal demands a full withdrawalBack to news coming out of Lebanon. The country’s new government will negotiate with the International Monetary Fund for a new programme and will work to deal with the country’s financial default and public debt, according a policy statement – seen by Reuters – that has been approved by the cabinet. It also said the government would work towards an economic recovery achieved primarily through the reform of the banking sector.Lebanon is still grappling with a crippling economic crisis, now in its sixth year, which destroyed its state electricity sector and left many in poverty unable to access their savings. The local currency lost much of its value and commercial banks severely restricted foreign currency withdrawals. Continue reading...

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