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Manchester United are on the verge of announcing a world record kit sponsorship deal with Nike that will be worth an estimated £600 million, according to The Mirror.

The ten year deal means Nike would pay £60 million per year to produce Manchester United‘s kits and would dwarf the current record deal of £31 million per year held between Real Madrid and Adidas, as well as United’s current deal that is worth £23.5 million per year.

When combined with the £35 million a year Chevrolet deal that will start next season to replace AON as our shirt sponsor, it means United will rake in approximately £100 million per year just through shirt sponsorship and that doesn’t include anything to do with our training kit deal from DHL or the deal for Carrington to be renamed the AON Training Complex – as well our countless endorsement deals.

It’s no wonder Ed Woodward has claimed that Manchester United can financially cope without money from the Champions League for one season and it certainly shows that we’ll have the financial muscle even if we don’t make the top four.

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used to watch these in secondary school and lap up everything they were saying :lol:

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Don't even matter

When rooney no shows the world cup

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Worst thing is these same guys were saying rvp won united the league on his own 6 months ago

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Ginter confirmed it is his dream to play for a 'big club' after reportedly being watched by Manchester United boss David Moyes.

 

Moyes took in Freiburg's goalless draw with Hertha Berlin last week, with Ginter understood to be the reason for his presence at the Olympic Stadium.

 

Ginter is rated as one of the best young defenders in the Bundesliga and has been called up to the full Germany squad for their clash with Chile on Wednesday when he is expected to make his debut.

 

The 20-year-old's form has also seen domestic giants Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund show an interest, and this has led to speculation that he could be set for a summer switch.

 

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Moyes wants the arsenal captain.

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An American investment firm has bought nearly a quarter of all Manchester United shares available on the New York Stock Exchange.

Baron Capital now owns 24% of the shares that United's owners, the Glazer family, sold in 2012. The total represents 2.5% of the club, with the Glazers still retaining 90%.

Rather than being an indication the firm are seeking to secure a controlling interest in the club, analysts believe Baron Capital's accumulation of shares shows they see United as a good long-term investment.

The move partially explains why United's share prices have been rising despite an underwhelming campaign where David Moyes' side sit seventh in the Premier League with Champions League football unlikely next season.

United's expected announcement of a new kit deal with Nike - believed to be worth hundreds of millions of pounds - has also been a contributing factor.

The club's investor relations website confirmed Baron Capital now owns 9,581,636 shares, which were worth £90 million at the close of the market on Monday, when the share price was $15.84 (£9.53) - the highest level since November.

A statement on Baron Capital's website said: "Shares of Manchester United dropped... due to a delay in the signing of a new global merchandise deal with Nike and the team's poor performance on the field.

"The Nike deal is still expected to be signed, but has been pushed out from this fiscal year. We remain positive on the company's prospects going forward."

Read more at http://www.espn.co.uk/football/sport/story/290503.html#t3V7y6KHyCAYrZmL.99

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Juan mata transfer ultimatum

Wants number 10 role or a move elsewhere

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