Manchester United Announces Job Cuts and Staff Perk Reductions in Cost-Saving Drive

The club plans to lay off up to 200 employees and eliminate free staff lunches as part of efforts to address financial losses.

Manchester United will cut between 150 and 200 jobs, following 250 redundancies last year, as part of a broader restructuring plan.
The staff canteen at Old Trafford will close by the end of the week, with free lunches replaced by fruit for employees.
At the Carrington training ground, only players will continue receiving free meals, while other staff will be limited to soup and bread.
The cost-cutting measures aim to save over £1 million annually and address losses exceeding £300 million over the past three years.
CEO Omar Berrada emphasized that the cuts are necessary to stabilize finances and invest in football success and infrastructure improvements.