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Manchester United morning headlines as Ed Woodward drops £140million transfer hint

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Here are the Manchester United morning headlines for Thursday, May 28. United have taken out a £140million loan which could be used to help fund signings this summer.

Premier League clubs are not immune from the financial crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic and United's latest financial results showed a drop in broadcasting, matchday and retail revenue, as well as an increase in the club's net debt to £429.1m.

However, the MEN understands United still intend to recruit three players when the transfer window opens and the decision to draw £140m of their £150m syndicated revolving credit facility (RCF) could be a hint that the club plan to spend big.

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