Approximately 150-200 staff at Manchester United will be let go as the Premier League giant attempts to halt a run of five consecutive years of losses since 2019, the club said in a statement on Monday.

Manchester United is set to lay off up to 200 staff as the club struggles with five consecutive years of financial losses. These redundancies follow 250 job cuts announced last year and are part of co-owner Jim Ratcliffe's cost-cutting strategy.

Manchester United says it expects to make up to a further 200 jobs redundant as part of cost-cutting measures after five straight years of losses.

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“I think it’s clear, we as a team aren’t helping Rasmus,” Amorim told a news conference ahead of Wednesday’s trip to Ipswich Town. “We don’t create a lot of chances. We have a lack of threat and you can feel it in the games.