Manchester United's performance has stabilized this season, winning the EFL Cup, reaching the final of the EFL Cup, and having a good chance to return to the UEFA Europa League. The media has reported that United's players will get a pay rise in the coming season, with a rate of up to 20%, but it's not really a good idea, and it's also suspected to be cheating, so what's the solution?
The Daily Mail reports that if Manchester United can regain UEFA qualification, all players will receive a 20% pay rise, including new signings, and last year's players who took a pay cut will also receive a pay rise.
As for why they're looking for money, the Athletic is reporting that Manchester United lost the UEFA Europa League last season. The Athletic reported that Manchester United lost the UEFA Europa League qualification last season, all players had a pay cut of up to 25%, assuming that a player's weekly salary of 100,000 pounds, after the pay cut to 75,000 pounds, the team returned to the UEFA Europa League in the coming season, the players were given a pay rise of 20%, after the increase in weekly salary of only 90,000 pounds, with the pay cuts before the cuts were made a cut.
