Manchester United posted all-time record operating profits of £116 million (€158m) for the 2013-14 season, Deloitte's annual football finance review has found.
It was a season to forget on the pitch under David Moyes but off it United were still thriving, with the Glazer-owned club posting revenue totalling €589m, €476m more than bottom club Cardiff City and 13.2 per cent of the total accrued by all Premier League clubs.
Tottenham also delivered positive numbers, with the north London club's pre-tax profits equaling a record-high €109m following the sale of Gareth Bale to Real Madrid, while Chelsea, on the way to a third-placed finish in Jose Mourinho's first season back in charge, became the first club to hit the £1 billion (€1.3bn) mark for net debt.
It was a season to forget on the pitch under David Moyes but off it United were still thriving, with the Glazer-owned club posting revenue totalling €589m, €476m more than bottom club Cardiff City and 13.2 per cent of the total accrued by all Premier League clubs.
Tottenham also delivered positive numbers, with the north London club's pre-tax profits equaling a record-high €109m following the sale of Gareth Bale to Real Madrid, while Chelsea, on the way to a third-placed finish in Jose Mourinho's first season back in charge, became the first club to hit the £1 billion (€1.3bn) mark for net debt.
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