Is THIS Man Utd's Intended Path to Removing the Debt & The Glazers? w/ Jamie Bajwa
The Promised Land | A Manchester United PodcastShow Notes
Jamie Bajwa from Sub Prime Goals returns to discuss Manchester United’s latest financial results, the future of Old Trafford and a potentially significant route towards finally removing the club’s historic leveraged buyout debt - which has been suggested as a path in the club's recent releases.
Could stadium financing eventually provide the opportunity for INEOS to take majority control, refinance the debt away from Manchester United and increase the club’s capacity to fund a new stadium? The new loan agreement, the importance of 2029 and the different ways a multi-billion-pound stadium project could be financed are all explained.
There’s also discussion of what United’s latest accounts tell us about the health of the club, the importance of Champions League football and INEOS’ own financial position.
Plus, thoughts on the extraordinary Manchester City financial case and the potential consequences following the independent Commission’s findings.
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