How realistic are Manchester United’s Champions League hopes?

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How realistic are Manchester *******’s Champions League hopes?

BBC Sport chief football news writer Simon Stone:

It is not known exactly what compensation would be paid to Ten Hag if his contract was terminated.

In 2021, Ten Hag’s predecessor Ole Gunnar Solskjaer received a £7m pay-off when he was sacked, with an additional £3m going to other members of his staff. This sum goes directly to a club’s accounts under the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability rules, reducing the amount they have to spend on players.

As with transfers, any compensation payable for a new manager can be amortised over the ******* of the contract. It would depend on the length of contract and the compensation how much of that goes into the current year’s accounts.

However, a club may calculate an anticipated upturn in performance could generate more money in TV revenue, gate receipts and prize money to be worth making a move.

And, as happened last summer, clubs have until 30 June to submit their accounts so any who are at risk of exceeding the Premier League’s limit of £105m of allowable losses over three seasons can sell players.

Last month ******* announced a net loss of £113.2m to 30 June 2024. The previous years’ losses were £28.7m and £115.5m.

Some of the losses can be clawed back for PSR purposes and ******* say they are committed to abiding by the rules.

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