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Manchester United has cut 322 jobs, reducing its workforce by almost 29% over two years, as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's cost-saving measures. The biggest reductions were in the club’s media and commercial departments. Despite improved operating profit, the club posted a pre-tax deficit of £47 million and its debt increased to £1.15 billion.
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