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Last season he made 41 appearances and scored just eight goals.
This season he’s already scored six.
“People can say I miss a lot of chances, but I also create a lot of chances,” he says in his defence.
But he also knows the cost of not capitalising on chances.
“Every fan counts on you to score goals, so imagine you didn’t score, you know, for three months like me
The Blades were one of only four clubs in the Championship to make a profit in the last financial year. This isn’t a one-off – they’ve achieved this in four of the past six seasons, but it isn’t typical in the modern game.
United have broken their transfer record seven times and also purchased their stadium, land for a new training ground and bought the adjoining hotel with funds created
Northern Ireland fans will be delighted that O’Neill has agreed to continue in his role as manager, especially given the foundation he has laid for possible future success.
He had said that he would “return to the status quo” for Northern Ireland’s June fixtures when asked about his future in March, but then said in April that a decision was still to made, which would have set alarm bells ringing.
Championship leaders Coventry City have posted a pre-tax loss of £21.6m for the 2024-25 financial year.
Turnover increased by nearly £5m to just over £34m, boosted by increases in match receipts, broadcast revenue and commercial income as the club reached the semi-finals of the play-offs.
However, operating expenses grew by £5.6m to about £32m because of “continued investment in the playing squad”, and the compensation costs of sacking Mark Robins
Championship club Derby County have reported a loss of £11.3m for the financial year ending June 2025 – down just under £3m from the previous 12-month period.
An increase in revenue of £12.5m – up from £19.4m to £31.9m, chiefly down to broadcast income – coupled with the sale of defender Eiran Cashin to Premier League club Brighton in January for £9m, helped reduce overall losses.
Promotion to the Championship,
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
Nottingham Forest have lost their appeal against a £750,000 fine for a social media post criticising video assistant referee Stuart Attwell.
They were fined by the Football Association in October for an “attack on the integrity of a match official on an unparalleled scale”.
Forest complained on X about three penalty decisions that went against them during a 2-0 Premier League defeat at Everton on 21 April 2024.
Forest’s post
Newcastle have announced a loss of £11.1m in their 2023-24 accounts, a significant reduction on the £71.8m loss the previous season.
The improved figures were helped by a 28% increase in revenue to £320m, largely down to their participation in last season’s Champions League, and a £70m profit from player sales.
Newcastle sold Allan Saint-Maximin to Saudi Arabian side Al-Ahli in July 2023, while Elliot Anderson and Yankuba Minteh were
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