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Manchester United's finances can put them in privileged position in the transfer market
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukGet the latest United transfer window updates, pre-season news and analysis delivered straight to your inbox every day for free Manchester United's accounts for 2019/20 were, understandably, not as healthy as the club would have expected before the coronavirus pandemic interrupted the Premier League season, but they don't look too bad when compared to the rest of the division.
After Newcastle United finally released their accounts for that period, we now have a full picture of the top-flight's financial situation - and it's not pretty.
In total the 20 Premier League clubs lost a whopping £979.3million that season. United were one of 16 clubs to record a loss, which amounted to £20.8m, while only four were in the black; Chelsea (£35.7m),
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