Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Manchester United coach, said the club had suffered a major financial blow from the Covid-19 pandemic. The Norwegian technician believes that MU has certainly been more affected than his rivals and does not yet know what resources will be available for the next transfer window. The club lost around 23 million pounds (around 25 million euros) in quarterly revenue due to the suspension of the season.
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The Premier League restarted, but supporters were not allowed to attend the matches. Solskjaer said that United, which also has £ 429 million in debt (around € 480 million), would take a cautious approach to spending.
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“We will have to look at it to see how badly we have been hit, Solskjaer said before the English Cup quarter-final match on Saturday (6:30 p.m. live commentary) in Norwich City. It is not up to me to say that we are going to have an X amount because I don’t really know. We are a financially strong club, but we are also probably more affected than anyone. “
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