Anyone know the figures required to break-even for FFP?
@Messier1994 had a great thread on this but numbers are a few months old:
https://www.redcafe.net/threads/a-l...-financial-fair-play-rules-on-man-utd.474688/
I'd imagine:
1. Champions League Effect:
(+) 30m (net from CL minus wage increase)
2. Interest Cost Saved:
(+) 40m for interest cost saved (assuming we get taken over)
Wages Saved:
We (hopefully) won't have:
Ronaldo (250k - half year effect), Maguire (200k), Martial (300k), De Gea (375k), Fred (120k), DVB (120k), Williams (60k) ~= 1.41m/week (Henderson, Bailly and Telles were on loan last year, so not counting them)
Subtract:
Mount (200k), Onana (100k), Hojland (150k), Amrabat (100k) = (-) 550k
3. Net wages saved: 800k/week ~=
(+) 40m/year
4. Incremental Amortization Cost: Mount (-) 12m, Onana (-) 10m, Hojland (-) 14m, Amrabat (-) 5m =
(-) 41m
5. Profit on Sale: Henderson (+) 20m, Williams (+) 3m, Elanga (+) 15m, Fred (+) 10m, Kovar (+) 6m, DVB (-10m) =
(+) 44m (assuming we recoup 20m for Maguire and nothing for Martial)
Net increase over last year = 30 + 40 + 40 - 41 +44 = 113m
This doesn't take into account the impact of the new Adidas deal which could be +20m/year.
Think we're fine here as long as we get rid of some of the deadwood (particularly Maguire, Williams, DVB and Martial) and should be in a better position if we sell McTominay for 30m+ - as long as we don't spunk that money on someone like Lukaku.