Manchester United canceled the corporate credit cards of senior figures at Old Trafford as part of a cost review process instigated by minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe to help the club comply with profit and sustainability regulations, ESPN’s Mark Ogden reports, citing sources. People told ESPN that United is confident they will comply with the Premier League’s PSR rules, but the club’s chief operating officer, Collette Roche, said in December, “We have to be very careful to ensure we remain compliant” before adding that meant “being really disciplined on spending going forward, with a balance between incomings and outgoings.”
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