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It’s widely known that Manchester United are facing significant financial pressures, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe executing a series of cost-cutting measures across the club.
To date, 250 members of staff have been made redundant, with a further 200 set to follow in the second wave of redundancies, with Annie Hale, the people and transformation director in charge of the redundancies leaving herself in the summer.
In a recent interview, Sir Jim Ratcliffe elaborated on the state of the club, pulling no punches as he explained that without his investments and cost-cutting schemes, United would have gone bust by this Christmas.
Well, The Red Devils have just taken another hit, as their stock price drops rapidly.
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Manchester United stocks take huge hit
Finbold has reported that Manchester United’s stock price has plummeted, dropping by a huge 30.22% since INEOS took on co-ownership at the club.
At the time in late 2023, Manchester United stock was trading at $19.75, however it’s now only standing at $13.78, dropping 20.61% since the start of 2025.
However, Wall Street are still optimistic that Ratcliffe’s scheme will come good, with the financial institution standing by their “buy” rating suggesting that United is a good stock for investors to get involved in.
It’s understandable why there might be concerns around this though.
United only have one opportunity left of getting European football for next season, which would come with winning the Europa League, whilst in the Premier League the chance of them fighting up from 14th to last seasons eighth place looks slim.
However, with financial experts backing United’s stock for a rise, it’s clear that they at least believe that Ratcliffe has several plans up his sleeve to restore the club back to its successful days, both on and off the pitch.
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