Make no mistake, whatever you think of Wayne Rooney, he’s had an exceptional career at Manchester United. Scoring goals, assisting goals, complementing great players, being the main man and of course winning trophies. However, his career has hit a fork in the road as his next move will most likely be his last. Read the full story
Admit it! This was probably you when it was announced Thiago was set to join Bayern Munich. It just didn’t seem fair. For weeks, we were set to sign Thiago but it never happened. So what really happened? Read more to find out.
Reports have surfaced recently indicating that the interest rates on Manchester United’s infamous PIK loans have increased from 14.75% to 16.75% because of an inability to repay funds owed to Citadel, Och Ziff and Perry Capital (the three hedge funds with whom the debt was originally taken out), as specified in the terms of United’s debt restructuring back in 2006. So what does this mean for United? Is the price to pay for this situation a scaling back of investment in new players or price hikes as we fans often fear? It’s probably best to start from the beginning to see where this could lead to.
