Manchester United has received a 'Buy' rating from UBS, driven by confidence in the club's potential return to top-tier football. Analysts noted the club's strong revenue base and new management's focus on cost management, which could lead to Champions League participation by the 2028 season. Additionally, plans for a full stadium redevelopment at Old Trafford could boost revenues by around £200 million. Shares rose 1.6% to $17.96 in early trading.
Ruben Amorim"s arrival at Manchester United comes amid significant financial challenges, with the club facing £312.9 million in losses over three seasons. Tasked with revitalizing a talented yet inconsistent squad, Amorim must prioritize youth development and tactical cohesion while navigating a lean transfer budget. The pressure for immediate results looms large, as the club risks further setbacks if they fail to secure Champions League qualification.
Wall Street remains strong, with the Swiss market also showing positive trends. Manchester United's shares rose nearly three percent following the dismissal of coach Erik ten Hag, as the team languished in 14th place in the Premier League after nine games. Ruud van Nistelrooy steps in as interim coach, while the club has spent over £600 million on new players since Ten Hag's appointment, with shares down about 20% this year.
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