Man Utd's plan to help PSR problems! Red Devils plotting tour of Malaysia to raise much-needed funds in fight against financial woe

Manchester United spent big in the summer of 2024, splashing out £180 million ($229m) as they brought in the likes of Matthijs de Ligt, Leny Yoro, Manuel Ugarte, Joshua Zirkzee and Noussair Mazraoui. However, that elaborate recruitment is not enough for new boss Ruben Amorim and the Red Devils are looking to make further additions.

Manchester United are struggling with their compliance in regards to the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR). The Red Devils are now looking at ways of bringing in more revenue and, as per The Athletic, are reportedly planning to visit Malaysia for a post-season tour.

The Athletic’s report has suggested that Manchester United could earn over $10 million (£8m) in revenue. This could potentially aid the Red Devils' efforts to comply with the PSR guidelines and the move would help Amorim’s side have better capital for the summer transfer window of 2025.

Amorim’s Red Devils are unlikely to have a bottomless pot of cash in January and the Portuguese coach may be stuck with Erik ten Hag’s curated squad through to the end of the current campaign.