Manchester United may not be able to escape issues with their transfer budget once a takeover is completed, according to financial expert Kieran Maguire.
He told Football Insider: “If there is a change of ownership at Old Trafford this summer, one way of bolstering the budget is for new owners to invest money into the club in the form of new equity shares.
“That would help to address the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules, as it would allow United to spend an additional £90m over three years – on a combination of wages and amortisation. For UEFA, it’s slightly more complex.
“They have recently changed to their new financial sustainability regulations, which allow clubs to only lose £51m over a three-year period.
“Also, we’re effectively moving to a wage cap of 70 per cent of revenues, although admittedly, this has not been an issue for United in recent years.”
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