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Man Utd ban 685 fan accounts after touting probe
11 September 2026 Off

Man Utd ban 685 fan accounts after touting probe

By Total Football News

Manchester United have banned 685 accounts and either sanctioned or warned 464 supporters following a ticket touting investigation.

United began their investigation in July, triggering widespread protests from supporters who feared they were about to get their season tickets confiscated and had not been told why there was a problem.

The club subsequently amended the wording of warning emails being issued, accepted they had underestimated how many fans shared account

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Oxford United: U’s announce £17.5m loss in annual accounts
19 March 2026 Off

Oxford United: U’s announce £17.5m loss in annual accounts

By Total Football News

Oxford United have announced a £17.5m net loss for the year ending 30 June 2025.

This period covers their first full Championship season in 25 years where they finished 17th, four points above the bottom three.

Excluding new stadium development costs, the loss increased from £10.7m to £14.9m with the greater financial demands of playing in the second tier.

The U’s recently received formal approval for their new stadium

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Millwall FC: Lions announce £300,000 loss in annual accounts
13 March 2026 Off

Millwall FC: Lions announce £300,000 loss in annual accounts

By Total Football News

Championship promotion chasers Millwall have announced a pre-tax loss of £300,000 for the most recent financial year.

The Lions’ accounts were aided by generating a £21.6m profit from player sales with the moves of Zian Flemming, to Burnley, and Romain Esse, to Crystal Palace, commanding significant fees.

The club – currently third in the Championship, one point off the automatic promotion places – made a loss of £19.1m the previous

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Stoke City: Championship club announce £60 million profit on accounts for 2024-25
5 March 2026 Off

Stoke City: Championship club announce £60 million profit on accounts for 2024-25

By Total Football News

Increased broadcast income from the English Football League helped push revenue to £35.4 million from £32.2 million the previous year.

But the club still recorded an operating loss of £30.9 million, up from £26.3 million, as fewer players were sold and £13m was spent on strengthening the playing squad.

A £13m upgrade on the club’s Clayton Wood training facility was completed in February, which Stoke said “further underscores

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Premier League black market tickets: Liverpool shut down 145,000 accounts in crackdown
25 September 2025 Off

Premier League black market tickets: Liverpool shut down 145,000 accounts in crackdown

By Total Football News

Liverpool have shut down 145,000 ticket accounts over the past two years as part of a crackdown against touting, BBC Sport can reveal.

They also issued a record 1,114 lifetime bans last season – a move that followed the discovery of mass manipulation of software used to buy tickets.

The Premier League champions said 500 people were denied entry to Anfield for trying to gain access with a burner phone

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Swansea City post pre-tax loss of £15.2m in latest financial accounts
31 March 2025 Off

Swansea City post pre-tax loss of £15.2m in latest financial accounts

By Total Football News

Swansea’s significant squad turnover in the summer of 2023 was a major contributing factor in operational expenses rising by £4m to £47m in the latest financial year.

The club state that they “invested significantly” in the playing squad in the financial year under review, with acquisition costs of player registrations amounting to £6m.

Right-back Josh Key, strikers Jerry Yates and Mykola Kuharevich, centre-back Kristian Pedersen and left-back Josh Tymon were

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Portsmouth FC: Blues’ accounts show overall loss of £5.6m
31 December 2024 Off

Portsmouth FC: Blues’ accounts show overall loss of £5.6m

By Total Football News

Portsmouth’s financial accounts for the year ended June 2024 show an overall loss of £5.6m.

The club said that the loss before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation amounts to £3.8m.

The Blues’ overall losses are up by £2.6m compared to last year, which they put down to non-recurring transfer fees and bonus payments to players and staff triggered by promotion to the Championship.

Pompey were promoted to the second tier

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