QuickQuickThe £37m cost of Man Utd's past two managerial changes
AI-curated by Q²N · Updated February 27, 2026
Manchester United's recent managerial changes have incurred significant financial costs, totaling £37 million. Ruben Amorim's tenure of 14 months has resulted in the club paying £15.9 million for his dismissal, alongside an additional £11 million for his appointment. This analysis highlights the financial implications of managerial decisions at the club and raises questions about the sustainability of such expenditures in the competitive landscape of football management. The overall costs reflect the challenges faced by clubs in balancing performance with financial prudence.
- Total cost of recent managerial changes is £37 million.
- Ruben Amorim was in charge for 14 months.
- The club paid £15.9 million to sack Amorim.
- An additional £11 million was spent to hire him.
- Financial sustainability in football management is questioned.
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