Man Utd shares soar to one-year high amid hopes stadiums will soon be packed out again
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mirror.co.ukManchester United saw shares rise to a one-year high amid hopes the Premier League giants will soon be playing in front of packed stadiums once again.
According to Bloomberg, the Red Devils' stock rose as much as 6.9 per cent on Friday in a sixth-straight day of gains. The jump followed Boris Johnson revealing the government's lockdown roadmap.
The UK has announced plans to allow up to 10,000 fans back into some of Britain's largest football stadiums from as early as May 17.
By June 21 all social distancing restrictions may be removed. Manchester United make a lot of money from matchday revenue, with Old Trafford able to comfortably house 76,000 fans every other weekend.
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