Manchester United have announced record revenues for 2026, despite not competing in European competition last season. In their latest report, figures show that United recorded a revenue of £677.6m for the fiscal year, up from the previous record of £666.5m in 2025. However, the club has recorded a pre-tax loss of £43m over the course of the year, up from £33m.

They also recorded a operating profit of £22.6m, having generated a loss of £18.4m last year, which is credited to 'the benefits of operating cost and headcount reductions previously implemented, combined with improved Premier League performance.' The Red Devils secured a third-place finish in the Premier League last season, largely thanks to the turnaround under then interim boss Michael Carrick, who won 11 of his 16 games in charge during the second-half of the campaign.

United's earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) rose by 18.4 per cent from the 2025 fiscal year, though their fourth quarter revenue and EBITDA dropped from £164.1m and £37.5m respectively to £157.5m and £28.9m. It was also confirmed that the club has secured the land required to build a proposed new 100,000-seater stadium. United were also able to save over £8m thanks to former boss Ruben Amorim joining AC Milan.

Commenting on the results, United's CEO Omar Berrada claimed that the record revenue demonstrated "the underlying strength of our business" while also promising that the club will continue to take a disciplined approach to ensure financial stability. "This shows the direct impact of the work we have been doing over the past two years," he said.