Submitted by NicuCalcea t3_z2rx3w in dataisbeautiful
burnshimself t1_ixjuca5 wrote
Reply to comment by wanted_to_upvote in Manchester United may be up for sale, so is the team profitable? [OC] by NicuCalcea
It’s not doing that, it’s a football club. They don’t have any capital equipment of note to invest in, they are not a manufacturing business. Their only property is their stadium, which is a fraction of their spending (8m in FY2022) compared to their acquisition of contracts and intangibles spend (115m in FY2022). The amort is real business expense that gets consumed once the player’s contract expires. The team is a money pit.
wanted_to_upvote t1_ixrmm26 wrote
Do you really know anything about accounting or business?
burnshimself t1_ixro0f4 wrote
I have degrees in both, so yes
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