Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is considering further redundancies at the club.
Senior sources confirmed the club are looking at further cost-cutting options with United losing almost £300m over the past three years, described as "unsustainable" by one insider.
United have not denied reports suggesting co-owners Ineos Group, which is chaired by Ratcliffe, is weighing up making between 100 and 200 redundancies.
A final decision is expected to be made within a fortnight.
Ineos has already made cuts, including 250 staff redundancies, removing Sir Alex Ferguson's status as a paid ambassador, and ending the policy of free travel for staff to attend finals.