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Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has blamed the fallout from the Brexit vote for the 27 per cent rise in the club's debt, which was revealed in the release of the Red Devils' latest financial results.
Per Sky Sports News HQ's Kaveh Solhekol, United's debt is up to £409 million:
Kaveh SolhekolBrexit being blamed for Manchester United debt going up 27% to £409m. Collapse in value of pound against dollar pushed debt up by £87m
February 9, 2017 at 12:42:38 PM GMT
However, the club are "on course to post record revenues, with an operating profit of £37.