According to ESPN Soccer, Manchester United's summer transfer strategy had 'financial sustainability in mind', as stated by CEO Omar Berrada. The club's financial results for the full year have been published, showing record revenues of £677.6m ($900m) and an operating profit of £22.6m ($30m). However, the overall loss increased to £43m ($57m), up from £33m ($44m) the previous year. United's spending on transfers, £155m ($206m) on midfielders Andrey Santos, Youri Tielemans, and Carlos Baleba, was significantly lower than that of their big six rivals.
Berrada hinted at a need for a prudent approach to transfers, stating that the club will continue to take a disciplined approach to ensure financial sustainability. United's focus on financial sustainability is also reflected in their efforts to improve operational efficiency and stabilise the business. The club's next step will be to continue working towards financial sustainability, as stated in their latest financial results.