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Manchester United's £5.88M Wage Bill Falls Short of Arsenal

4/1/2026

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Manchester United's wage bill last season was £5.88 million, far below Arsenal's £11.3 million.
United's profit before tax was £510,000 despite a drop in matchday and broadcasting revenue.
As Manchester United prepares to face Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals, Marc Skinner, Manchester United's manager, emphasizes the match's importance.
Elisabeth Terland will miss the squad due to injury.
Arsenal leads Chelsea 3-1 in their tie, with both teams aiming for European success.

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Manchester United's wage bill last season was £5.88 million, far below Arsenal's £11.3 million.
United's profit before tax was £510,000 despite a drop in matchday and broadcasting revenue.
As Manchester United prepares to face Bayern Munich in the Champions League quarter-finals, Marc Skinner, Manchester United's manager, emphasizes the match's importance.
Elisabeth Terland will miss the squad due to injury.
Arsenal leads Chelsea 3-1 in their tie, with both teams aiming for European success.