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Manchester United's debt rose to £1.15 billion. High debt can limit a club's ability to invest in new players, stadium improvements, or other growth areas. It means a significant portion of their income might be used to pay interest on loans, rather than being reinvested into the club, potentially impacting on-field performance.
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