- Manchester United could pay sacked manager Ruben Amorim and his coaching staff an additional £15.9m following his dismissal in January.
- Amorim was sacked with 18 months remaining on his contract after leading the club to their lowest league finish in over half a century, placing 15th.
- The potential payout to Amorim may be reduced if he secures another job, among other factors, as disclosed in a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
- United also wrote off £6.3m in their accounts, representing part of the compensation paid to bring Amorim from Sporting CP, which cost €11m.
- This adds to other significant payouts made by the club under Sir Jim Ratcliffe, including £14.5m for Erik ten Hag and his staff, and £4.1m for former sporting director Dan Ashworth.
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