INEOS have been successful in trimming Man Utd’s hefty wage bill.
INEOS’s cost-cutting measures at Manchester United had targeted workforce reductions and the removal of some perks, such as free meals at Carrington, for the staff that remained. Finally, it would appear that the club’s minority owners are making a more significant and impactful push to mitigate their astounding £1.
3 billion debt by reducing a hefty wage bill. United are not merely Europe’s highest net-spenders over the past five years, but they’ve also committed to some foolish contracts that Sir Jim Ratcliffe would argue forced their hand. A constant chopping and changing of the figurehead in the home dugout at Old Trafford has led to major monetary commitments to an array of “projects,” with Erik ten Hag and Ruben Amorim each havingCarrick, or whomever replaces Amorim long-term, will, too, get that chance. However, INEOS must learn from previous mistakes and adopt a far more sustainable wage structure that helps mitigate their long-standing debt.The Red Devils have two of the division’s top-five highest-paid players in Bruno Fernandes and Casemiro, but the latter, who’s had an excellent season, will be leaving the club this summer, trimming their wage bill further. The Brazilian has been making a base weekly wage thought to be in the region of $471,000 per week.Still, their bill is dwarfed by the soon-to-be dethroned champions, who are spending a whopping $574 million on player salaries. Liverpool also embarked on a historic transfer window last summer, but did earn more than $942 million in annual revenue for the 2025 financial year. The Reds beat out Manchester City in the wage bill table, with the Cityzens, who are said to be paying Erling Haaland $706,000-a-week, dishing out $547 million in player salaries.on this front. The Gunners have spent almost $942 million on transfers under Mikel Arteta, and have been forced to increase their wage bill as the Spaniard’s project has evolved due to an array of deserved contract extensions.James Cormack is a freelancer soccer writer for Sports Illustrated FC. An expert on Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal, he follows Italian and German soccer, taking particular interest in the work of Antonio Conte & Julian Nagelsmann.
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