Manchester United Confirms Post-Season Asia Tour to Bolster Finances

The club will play in Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong just days after the Premier League season ends, raising concerns about player workload.

Manchester United will embark on its first-ever post-season tour in Asia with matches scheduled in Kuala Lumpur on May 28 and Hong Kong on May 30.
The tour aims to generate significant revenue, with CEO Omar Berrada emphasizing its importance for financial recovery and future investments in the team.
The club has faced financial losses exceeding £300 million in recent years, prompting cost-cutting measures and increased focus on revenue generation.
Critics, including Gareth Southgate, have raised concerns about the congested schedule's impact on player welfare, given the proximity to international commitments in June.
Manager Ruben Amorim defended the tour as a 'small sacrifice' to connect with global fans and support the club’s financial stability.