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Among the three sources of revenue, the Deloitte report assigned commercial revenue as the main source of income (43 percent of the total). However, matchday revenue was the fastest-growing source (16 percent year-over-year, accounting for 19 percent of the total). The remaining 38 percent comes from broadcasting rights revenue, which also grew by 10 percent. The 10 teams involved in the Club World Cup last summer saw their broadcast revenues rise 17 percent.

That's at least what Lionsgate is betting on. According to The Athletic,the studio that brought you Twilight and Saw is developing a semi-anthologized, The Crown- style generational drama about Manchester United - its founding, its rise, and its rivalries. If the show goes to series, the team will receive a multimillion-pound payout. More cash for Man U? Arsenal fans are fuming.

It was a dire pass out from the back from goalkeeper Anneke Borbe, still filling in for Daphne van Domselaar, who laid the ball off straight to January signing Ellen Wangerheim. It was then too easy for Elisabeth Terland to roll the ball into the bottom left corner. It was only Man United's second real chance of the game and, unlike their previous meetings with Arsenal, Terland made sure their slim chance counted. The visitors only had two more chances on target,

So, when they fired their manager Ruben Amorim earlier this month -- without a replacement lined up -- where were they sitting in the table? It must've been 16th, right? Or, maybe 12th? A tiny bit of progress, but not enough progress for the fourth-richest club in the world, right? When Manchester United fired Ruben Amorim, they were tied for fifth place.

Michael Carrick has Manchester United DNA and, just one game into the interim head coach role at Old Trafford, is being heralded as the club's savior, while the absence of any Tottenham Hotspur DNA in Thomas Frank's background or football philosophy means he is now fighting to save his job. OK, it's not quite that simple, but it is heading that way.

The latest is Xabi Alonso, who was yesterday given his marching orders by Real Madrid, despite a decent record of 24 wins from 34 games this season, an overall win percentage of 70.59.

Michael Carrick got off to a flying start as Manchester United manager with an impressive 2-0 win against their cross-town rivals Manchester City. But his interim appointment only serves to highlight a bigger issue lingering in the background of the fallen giant. Elsewhere, Spurs and Thomas Frank's woes roll on, with a decision on the Danish manager's future set to be made, while Unai Emery delivered a raft of bizarre comments in a wild post-match interview following his side's 1-0 loss to Everton.

Glasner has done an incredible job at Crystal Palace Despite a current ten-game winless streak, the Palace hierarchy remains mindful of the transformative impact Glasner has had since arriving in February 2024. His tenure has been defined by historic success, most notably leading the Eagles to their first-ever major trophy by winning the FA Cup in 2025. Statistically, Glasner has maintained one of the highest win percentages in the club's Premier League history.

Interim manager Michael Carrick has urged the club not to sell the player. The 32-year-old remains an integral part of the first-team squad, and Manchester United could certainly use him. They have looked vulnerable at the back at times, and they need his experience and quality in defence. Apart from that, he's a leader in the dressing room, and Manchester United simply cannot afford to weaken the team in the middle of the season.

There may be a longer wait for the next Manchester United managerial appointment than in previous summers of change: the club will consider candidates who are in charge of teams at the World Cup finals, many of whom will be working into July.