Manchester City make record revenue
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MANCHESTER: English Premier League leaders Manchester City on Tuesday announced record turnover of £391.8 million and a Abu Dhabi owners pronounced a bar has reached a “turning point”.
City, who were strike by UEFA sanctions over their finances in 2014, announced a £20 million distinction from revenues of £391.8 million.
With broadcasting, match-day and blurb revenues all up, City announced a second true year of profit.
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Chairman Khaldoon Al-Mubarak pronounced a 2015-16 deteriorate when City reached a Champions League semi-finals was a “turning point” on and off a field.
“Manchester City has now reached a turn of sporting and blurb majority that allows one to feed a other,” pronounced a chairman. “I trust a 2016-17 deteriorate represents a commencement of a vicious new proviso in a expansion of Manchester City.
“We know that we have a playing, coaching and off-field capabilities during a ordering to grasp good things in English and European football in a years ahead.”
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Broadcasting income from Europe and a Premier League increasing 19% to £161 million. Matchday income went adult from £43 million a year ago to £52.5 million.
Other blurb revenues went adult from £351 million to £391 million.
In a past year, City have allocated Pep Guardiola, one of Europe’s many successful coaches, while China Media Capital Holdings has turn a pivotal new investor.
City pronounced that a salary check was down to 50 percent of revenues that it pronounced was one of a best ratios in a Premier League.
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