Lost 100 million pounds! Post: Several hours after Manchester United s defeat in the final, several employees learned that they were laid off

05, May 23, According to the British media Daily Mail, several Manchester United employees received notices of their layoffs a few hours after the Europa League final.

People familiar with the matter revealed that some of the 200 Manchester United employees will be laid off this week. Manchester United executives did not postpone the reform process due to the loss of the European League's championship, but instead accelerated the club's drastic layoffs plan.

Manchester United CEO Berrada informed employees as early as February that more layoffs are coming as part of the transformation plan aimed at bringing the club "back to profitability". The club has previously cut 250 jobs last year.

People familiar with the matter expressed surprise at the timing of Manchester United's layoffs, but after missing a £100 million Champions League qualification, Manchester United gave them a quick cut in spending. It is not clear whether Ratcliff plans to lay off further employees, but Manchester United is said to have a sluggish internal morale and several beloved veterans will leave.