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LAYBUY BECOMES OFFICIAL PARTNER OF MANCHESTER UNITED

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) provider Laybuy has today announced it is partnering with Manchester United to give fans an exciting, new and interest-free payment option to help them buy merchandise and show support for the club.

Laybuy co-founder and managing director Gary Rohloff says the partnership, which sees Laybuy become Manchester United’s official BNPL partner, is the latest move by Laybuy to make top-flight football more accessible to fans across the UK.

“At Laybuy, we share our customers’ obsession with football, and we want to help as many fans as we can enjoy and celebrate the game. That is why we are incredibly excited to be partnering with Manchester United, who have some of the most passionate fans in the world,” says Rohloff.

The partnership will allow fans to buy club merchandise in the world-renowned Manchester United Megastore at Old Trafford and spread their payments with weekly interest-free instalments over six weeks, via the Laybuy app.

“We want to make life as easy as possible for Manchester United’s fans. Laybuy is simple to use and helps fans fit new merchandise into their weekly budgets by allowing them to buy goods now and spread the payments over the following six weeks,” says Rohloff.

“Best of all, Laybuy customers don’t pay interest, ever!”

As part of the partnership, Laybuy will look to further integrate its offering across a number of the club’s other retail platforms in 2021. Manchester United’s director of partnerships, Sean Jefferson, says the partnership with Laybuy demonstrates the club’s commitment to making itself easily accessible to its fans.

“We know fans are looking for a range of different payment options that best meet their specific needs,“ says Jefferson. ”That is why we are delighted to be partnering with Laybuy, a global leader in Buy Now Pay Later technology, to provide fans access to a more convenient way of purchasing club merchandise and services.”

Further information on Laybuy can be found online at Laybuy.com and will be accessible through Manchester United's online store, United Direct, during the course of the 2020/21 season.

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Manchester United's debt SOARS 133 per cent to £474.1M in a coronavirus-hit season after splashing out on players and losing a fortune in TV deals, ticket sales and sponsorship... but Glazers still take £20m out of club

* Manchester United paid out £20million in dividends to owners, the Glazer family
* Despite club's net debt skyrocketing from £203.6m 12 months ago to £474.1m
* Red Devils revealed annual figures which make for grim reading due to Covid-19
* Annual revenue has fallen off a cliff while net debt has more than doubled


Manchester United paid out £20million in dividends to their owners, the Glazer family, despite the club's net debt skyrocketing from £203.6m 12 months ago to £474.1m.

The Old Trafford club have announced their annual figures which, owing largely to the impact of the pandemic, make for grim reading.

Annual revenue has fallen off a cliff, from £627.1m to £509m, while net debt has more than doubled.

The principal debt, related to the Glazers' hugely controversial, leveraged takeover in 2005, remains the same. But the owners have drained more than £1billion out of the club in finance costs, dividends and interest — and that figure continues to rise.

The pandemic has seen matches played behind closed doors, hurting United more than most.

They rake in vast sums in matchday revenue, thanks to the size of Old Trafford and the huge corporate hospitality operation that surrounds each fixture.


Manchester United released their latest quarter financial results on Wednesday morning. Executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward was left to discuss club's debt rising by 133 per cent

On a conference call to discuss the figures, which included an annual loss of £23.2m, executive vice chairman Ed Woodward unsurprisingly hit out at the Government's ongoing reluctance to allow spectators to attend matches. The club even declined to post an estimate for this year's revenue — a telling move amid an uncertain background.

Woodward also said he was 'committed to exploring options' following United's key role in the controversial Project Big Picture plans.

The club, along with Liverpool, came up with proposals for a major power shift in the Premier League towards its Big Six clubs, in exchange for what was billed as a rescue package for the EFL.


Finances continue to take hits with more games this season played behind closed doors

The hugely contentious proposals were blown out of the water at a top-flight meeting last week, but Woodward vowed to press ahead. 'We are pleased that the Premier League have committed to work together on a plan for the future structures and financing of English football,' he said.

'Now it must deliver on that promise and we are committed to playing a leading role in pushing that process towards a successful outcome.'

On the subject of allowing fans back into grounds, Woodward added: 'If people are allowed to sit in a plane for hours, or in the cinema, or even watch football in a cinema, why not outside in a stadium environment which is professionally managed and controlled? If indoor concerts are allowed, why should outdoor, socially distanced football fans be treated differently?

'Fans are the bedrock of this game and some of the inconsistencies out there are frustrating for them and for the clubs.'

United have extended their expiring shirt sponsorship with Chevrolet by six months, which is expected to net them an extra £11m, but they say Covid-19 cost them £70m for the quarter alone.

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Manchester United announce new partnership with LGBT+ charity Stonewall as club sign up to their Diversity Champions programme to promote inclusion in the workplace

* Man United will also participate in Stonewall's Workplace Allies programme
* Programme will help non-LGBT employees support an LGBT-inclusive culture
* United became the first club to join Stonewall's TeamPride coalition in 2017
* Deal will add to United's commitment through their All Red All Equal campaign


Manchester United have announced a partnership with LGBT+ charity Stonewall as part of the club's 'All Red All Equal' campaign.

United are signing up to Stonewall's Diversity Champions programme which promotes the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bi and trans employees in the workplace.

They will also participate in Stonewall's Workplace Allies programme to help non-LGBT employees across the club support an LGBT-inclusive culture.


Manchester United have announced a partnership with LGBT+ charity Stonewall on Tuesday. MD Richard Arnold said he was 'immensely proud' of United's relationship with Stonewall. Manchester United will also participate in Stonewall's Workplace Allies programme

United became the first football club to join Stonewall's TeamPride coalition in 2017 and have supported its Rainbow Laces campaign, as well as launching its first LGBT+ Supporters' group, Rainbow Devils, last year.

The new partnership will add to United's wider commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion through its award-winning All Red All Equal campaign, which has challenged hate crime and discrimination on social media, and promoted mental health awareness and gender equality.

Richard Arnold, United's group managing director, said: 'We're immensely proud of our relationship with Stonewall and delighted to be taking it to the next level with this strategic partnership. Diversity is a source of strength for Manchester United and ensuring a welcoming environment for LGBT+ employees and fans is a crucial part of that.

'We're committed to making equality, diversity and inclusion integral to the way we work and this partnership with Stonewall will help us achieve that important goal, building on the range of other initiatives we have under way as part of our All Red All Equal campaign.'

Nancy Kelley, chief executive of Stonewall, said: 'It's so important for organisations to actively work towards making sport everyone's game.


United supported the Rainbow Laces campaign and launched its first LGBT+ supporters' group

'Many LGBT+ people want to take part in sport, either as players or fans, but at the moment not everyone feels welcome. We also know that most sports fans want to see sports be better and more inclusive.

'To make this happen, we need individuals and organisations to step up to show their support for LGBT+ people and that's what Manchester United has done today.

'We're excited to continue our journey with them from being a founding member of TeamPride, to now joining us as a Diversity Champion. We look forward to working with them to help further LGBT+ equality in football.'

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Manchester United left red-faced as latest financial results are released a day EARLY in error as US company hired by Premier League side published figures during a test run

* Manchester United were forced to act as financial figures were released early
* Toppan Merrill, who handles the figures in the US, accidentally published them
* Sportsmail understands the American company had a test run but it went awry


Manchester United's financial results were released a day early on Thursday night, thanks to an error by a US-based company the club uses.

Details for the first quarter were meant to be published to the New York Stock Exchange at noon on Friday.

However, sources say that Toppan Merrill, who United task with publishing regulatory filings in the US, made an error with what was meant to be a test run and accidentally put the financials into the public domain.

Their mistake caused a headache at Old Trafford, with the club forced into action.

The figures show the devastation caused by the Covid pandemic with commercial, matchday and total revenues hit.

United, who posted an operating loss of £27.1m, have however, been encouraged by the renewal of three sponsorship deals and record e-commerce sales.

United's net debt, a legacy of the Glazer family's heavily-leveraged takeover, was up to £440.6m, however the gross principal debt remains unchanged.

Matchday revenue took the biggest hit, with a 92.3 per cent fall year on year, with matches being played behind closed doors.


Manchester United were left embarrassed as financial results were released a day early. United's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has seen revenues devastated in the quarter. Co-chairman Avram Glazer and Joel Glazer have seen net debt rise to £440.6m

Given the size of Old Trafford and United's vast corporate hospitality provision, they will suffer more than most Premier League clubs on this front until supporters can return.

The club have endured an inconsistent start to the season under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, although Saturday's 3-1 win at Everton did provide some relief.

'On the pitch, while there is still hard work ahead to achieve greater consistency, we remain absolutely committed to the positive path we are on under Ole as the team continues to develop,' executive vice chairman Ed Woodward said.

United's wage bill was up £1.7m thanks to Champions League bonuses.

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Manchester United on course to record losses of nearly £200million during the 2020-21 season - even if fans are allowed back inside Old Trafford - as effects of coronavirus could see Premier League sides shed more than £1BILLION in lost revenue

* Manchester United's latest financial figures, released last week, showed a 19.5 per cent drop in revenues
* This came as a consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic with fans unable to attend games at Old Trafford
* An analysis by Vysyble has projected United will suffer record losses of £191.5million during 2020-21 season
* That is even taking into account that supporters are able to attend matches again by the end of the campaign
* They project an enormous £1billion hit for the 20 Premier League clubs as a result of the ongoing pandemic



Manchester United are on course to record losses of almost £200million this season as their finances are devastated by Covid-19, according to a new analysis.

Projections based on the Old Trafford club's latest set of financial figures this week, which included a 19.5 per cent year-on-year reduction in revenues, paint a bleak picture.

And the pandemic, which has seen matches in England played behind closed doors for months, could put a £1billion dent in overall Premier League club finances this season.


Manchester United prepare to play Arsenal at an empty Old Trafford. Matchday revenues have dried up in English football as a result of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. United's latest financial figures showed a 19.5 per cent reduction in revenues. An analysis of the latest United financial figures by Vysyble predicts the Covid crisis will cost United almost £200million

The analysis by Vysyble predicts United will see a club record economic loss of £191.5m as a direct result of the Covid crisis even if crowds return before the end of the current campaign.

The club's estimated annual revenue for the 2020-21 season is £473.4m, the lowest figure since 2015.

Figures released by United showed the cessation of football during the Spring lockdown resulted in a quarterly economic loss of £49.08m between April and June, as opposed to £34.8m for the whole of 2018-19.

A further loss of £49.49m was recorded between July and September this year with fans kept away from Old Trafford, wiping out matchday income.


The estimated revenues of £473.4m for the 2020-21 season are the lowest since 2015 with a £191.5m loss projected


Matchday revenue had fallen to £1.7m as a result of matches taking place behind closed doors at Old Trafford this year

Based on these figures, the Vysyble Football Profitability Index has projected United's losses for the whole season to be £191.5m or the equivalent of losing £40.45 for every £100 of revenue made.

Vysyble co-founded Roger Bell said: 'Normally we would expect to see this level of economic loss per £100 from a Championship club chasing promotion into the Premier League.

'The fact it is Manchester United should ring a multitude of alarm bells throughout the game.

'Our calculations demonstrate that the current health emergency is decimating football's already-challenged finances from top to bottom.'

They predict combined losses exceeding £1bn from the 20 Premier League clubs given the top-flight had already recorded record losses of £559.54m in the 2018-19 season before the pandemic struck.


United are still on course for record losses this season even if supporters are able to return to matches by next Spring. United's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward gave his backing to under-pressure manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in comments published to accompany last week's financial update

United's latest financial figures were released 24 hours earlier than planned by accident.

Overall revenue was £109m, down 19.5 per cent compared to the same quarter last year.

Though matchday income had fallen sharply for obvious reasons, United still generated £1.7m as a result of membership sales and rental incomes from property owned around Old Trafford.

Commercial revenue had dropped by 25.7 per cent to £59.7m but there was a rise in broadcast revenues as a result of Premier League games being played in July.

Though there is some hope crowds can return to stadiums in England before Christmas, it is highly likely most teams will be playing in front of limited crowds at best until well into next year.


The figures show that United's net debt is forecast to fall slightly to around £440m during the ongoing season


A consistent run of operating profits over recent years is set to come to an end in the 2021 financial year, however

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's team return to action following the international break with a home fixture against West Bromwich Albion this Saturday.

Despite United sitting 14th in the Premier League table following a poor start to the season, Solskjaer received the backing of executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward in comments that accompanied the latest financial results last week.

Woodward said the club 'remain absolutely committed to the positive path we are on under Ole.'

Woodward added: 'While the Covid-19 pandemic continues to cause significant disruption, we are optimistic that the recovery and normalisation phase is gradually coming into view.

'The club's resilience and our strong commercial business continue to provide a solid foundation and gives us confidence in our long-term outlook beyond the pandemic, both on and off the pitch.'

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REVEALED: Manchester United's early exit from the Champions League has cost them a minimum of £8.6m, with winning the competition worth a staggering £60m - and they'll only pocket £12.6m if they go all the way in the Europa League

* Manchester United were knocked out of the Champions League on Wednesday
* Off the pitch their early departure from Europe's elite competition will be felt
* Missing out on a place in the last 16 has cost United a minimum of £8.6million
* Winning Champions League is worth mouth-watering £60m, before bonuses


Manchester United's defeat by RB Leipzig not only sent shockwaves through the footballing world that the club are still faltering at the highest level but also spread more ripples through the Premier League giants' finances.

The Red Devils will not feature in the Champions League knockout stages for the second year in a row after losing 3-2 in Germany when all they needed was one point to reach the last 16.

United did not qualify for Europe's top prize last season and instead competed in the Europa League but on their return they've fallen at the first hurdle.


Man United players look dejected after crashing out of Champions League at group stage. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side lost 3-2 to RB Leipzig in Germany on Wednesday evening. United, have missed out on £8.6m

The long-term impact the setback will have on the pitch remains to be seen - manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is under intensifying pressure - but off it their early exit from Europe's elite competition will be felt.

Missing out on a place in the last 16 has cost United a minimum of £8.6million. To put that into perspective if Solskjaer's side were to go on to win the Europa League they would pocket just £12.6m.

The Champions League is the holy grail and winning it is worth a mouth-watering £60m and that's before bonuses.

All 32 teams that participate in the competition are given a coefficient ranking by organisers UEFA based on their previous 10-year history in Europe. United were in seventh place this season behind Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Barcelona, Atletico Madrid, Chelsea and Juventus.

United, who have won the European Cup three times, have not gone beyond the quarter-final stage in the Champions League since they reached the final in the 2010-11 season, which they lost 3-1 to Barcelona.

Although through that system United have added £26m to the coffers and they are also due to get their share from the TV rights market pool.


United last won the Champions League, which can bring in millions to a club, in May 2008

How much United will rake in is calculated from where they finished last season in the Premier League (third) and how many matches they've played in this campaign's Champions League.

Falling well short of expectations by crashing out at the group stage reduces United's share of the market pool.

All this comes at a time when football clubs, including powerhouses like United, are heavily feeling the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

The Premier League club revealed in October that their debt soared 133 per cent to £474.1m in a covid-hit season.

The Red Devils have been hurt majorly by the fact that their 76,000-capacity stadium has been left standing empty for nine months with matches taking place behind closed doors.

Manchester is also in tier three in the Government's new regional system meaning there is no sign of supporters returning to the terraces soon.

United benefit greatly from matchday revenue due to the size of Old Trafford as well as the massive hospitality operation that is a given at every game.

The Red Devils last won the Champions League in 2008 with legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson at the helm. United's decline since his departure is well documented but Solskjaer has been tasked with trying to bridge the gap domestically and in Europe.

Rivals Liverpool and Manchester City have been streets ahead in recent seasons and now, despite a solid start to their Champions League comeback, United have hit another bump in the road.

The Champions League attracts the best talent and ultimately helps with the transfer funds to buy world-class stars. The gap in prize money between Europe's top table and its second tier is huge.

United simply can't afford to be dining at the latter for much longer.

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Manchester United 'in talks over new £70MILLION shirt sponsorship deal' with Chevrolet partnership set to expire in December

* Chevrolet has been printed on the front of Manchester United's shirt since 2014
* The £64m-a-year deal with the American company is the biggest in the game
* The deal is set to expire in December, after United extended it amid Covid-19
* A new American company is reportedly the front-runner to replace Chevrolet


With Chevrolet's logo slipping off Manchester United's shirts in December, Ed Woodward is reportedly teeing-up a new £70m sponsorship deal which could provide a huge boost at Old Trafford.

The American car manufacturer has been emblazoned across the front of United's kits since 2014 and was set to be canned in the summer until, amid the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, the club triggered their option extended by six months.

The £64m-a-year contract to be plastered onto United's shirts for a dire period in the club's history is the largest in the game, but Woodward appears set to pull-off another massive deal.


Manchester United's £64m deal with shirt sponsors Chevrolet is set to expire in December. The American car manufacturers landed on United's red shirts in 2014 for a huge yearly sum. Ed Woodward is confident United can thrive after Covid-19, and is teeing-up a new sponsor

Talks are ongoing, but a 'mystery' American software company is the leading candidate to take over, according to the Sun.

Woodward is reported to have assured Red Devils investors he believes the club will rebound successfully after the pandemic, having been hit where it hurts like the rest of football.

It's estimated they have lost over £100m in income as a direct impact of Covid-19, with news announced on Thursday that United have borrowed an additional £60m to help soften the blow – after match-day income fell 94.2 per cent.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer finding his groove in the Old Trafford dugout has come at an ideal time for the club, who are looking all-set for Champions League qualification and the hefty pay cheque it brings.

A 2-0 victory over league leaders Manchester City on Sunday was another welcome sign for United, and Woodward will be keen to recover quickly from the pandemic, invest in the squad, and bring the good times back.

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Who?! Manchester United sign Premier League's BIGGEST shirt-only sponsorship deal with little-known German tech brand TeamViewer paying £235MILLION for a five-year contract to replace Chevrolet

* Man United have agreed a deal with TeamViewers as their 21-22 kit sponsors
* The lucrative five-year contract is the biggest signed in Premier League history
* Car manufacturer Chevrolet had been United's main kit sponsor since 2014
* The deal is worth around £47million and will run across the next five seasons


Manchester United have signed the biggest shirt sponsorship deal in Premier League history after agreeing a five-year deal with little-known tech firm TeamViewer starting from next season.

The remote software company will replace car manufacturers Chevrolet, who have been the principal shirt sponsor since 2014, with the new contract worth around £47million across five seasons - meaning the total value of the deal comes to a massive £235m.

It is the largest sponsorship negotiated by a sports team during the pandemic across the world, despite football clubs continuing to struggle financially without matchday revenue from supporters.


Manchester United have signed the biggest kit sponsorship deal in Premier League history, agreeing a five-year contract with tech firm TeamViewer


A mocked up version of United's kit, featuring Bruno Fernandes, shows how it could look with the TeamViewer logo. The deal with TeamViewer is the biggest sponsorship by a sports team during the pandemic

United's managing director Richard Arnold said: 'We are tremendously proud to be establishing this partnership with one of the most exciting and dynamic global software companies.

'The ability to connect and collaborate has never been more important to the world and our community of 1.1 billion fans and followers.

'We are looking forward to working with TeamViewer to bring to life our vision for a partnership built on smarter ways of connecting people and businesses.'

It is believed to be similar to Barcelona's reported 55 million euros (£47million) per season deal with Rakuten, making the TeamViewer agreement the biggest shirt-only deal in the Premier League.

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The club's managing director Richard Arnold (L) said United were excited to work with 'one of the most exciting and dynamic global software companies'. United signed their seven-year deal with Chevrolet in 2012, becoming active in 2014

TeamViewer have a blue logo, but that will be switched to white when etched onto United's red kit next season.

The firm's chief executive Oliver Steil said: 'We are very excited about this partnership, as it will significantly expand our brand positioning and it will help us to market our comprehensive solutions portfolio to all customer segments globally.

'With Manchester United and TeamViewer, two global winning teams join forces: Together as Team United we can bring the fan experience in the legendary Theatre of Dreams to a new level.

'We are extremely proud Manchester United picked us as partner in their ongoing technology journey.'

A company statement read: 'The TeamViewer logo will be embedded into the fabric of the Club, emblazoned on their Shirt front. TeamViewer will not only stand at the side lines during iconic moments in the legendary “Theatre of Dreams”. We will be right there. On the field. With them. Connected.

'This partnership is based on a shared passion; connecting people around the world and bringing fans closer than ever before to the Club that they love.'

The club's decision to partner with a relatively unheard of company has left a handful of fans puzzled, with some questioning why United had ended a deal with a globally recognised brand such as Chevrolet.

'Never heard of TeamViewer and me thinks Chevy is a more known, global brand,' wrote one supporter.









Another wrote 'Goodbye to Chevrolet. Idk (I don't know) what TeamViewer is but welcome to United.'

But there was more optimism from another section of fans, with some praising Ed Woodward's commercial performance for the club.

'Woodward deserves appreciation to get a tech company to sign the world's most expensive shirt deal! He's good at the commercial side, he is doing that very well!'

Launched in 2005, TeamViewer describes itself as a company that 'focuses on cloud-based technologies to enable online remote support and collaboration globally'. The software has been installed on 2.5billion devices worldwide, with up to 45million devices online at any given time.

United announced its seven-year deal with Chevrolet - made by parent firm General Motors back in 2012, replacing energy firm Aon, with the kit contract becoming active from the 2014-15 season.

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