Approximately 150-200 staff at Manchester United will be let go as the Premier League giant attempts to halt a run of five consecutive years of losses since 2019, the club said in a statement on Monday.

Manchester United have confirmed that they are set to make a further 150 to 200 redundancies as part of wider cost-cutting measures under Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s stewardship at Old Trafford. As revealed by The Athletic earlier this month, United will embark on another round of job cuts following 250 redundancies during the summer.

Chief executive Omar Berrada has told Manchester United staff that job losses are an unfortunate part of club's wider plan to make it profitable after five consecutive years of financial losses

Ruben Amorim says Manchester United’s staff are “paying the price” for a catalogue of failures at the top of the club and admitted they cannot afford any more transfer blunders.

Ruben Amorim has thanked Manchester United fans for their continued support amid their terrible home form under the head coach. United have lost five of their last six home league matches under Amorim and only recorded two league wins at Old Trafford since he took charge of the club back in November.

Ruben Amorim admits he feels some responsibility for Manchester United's latest round of redundancies amid their ongoing struggles on the pitch. United announced on Monday that they expect up to 200 employees to lose their jobs as part of a plan to improve the club's financial stability.