Manchester United Consider to Cut Funding for Disabled Supporters

As part of cost-cutting efforts, Manchester United is reportedly considering slashing its £40,000 yearly subsidy for the Manchester United Disabled Supporters’ Association (MUDSA). Despite the club recently reporting record revenues of almost £660 million, this decision was made.

This money is used by MUDSA to support a number of programs, such as the yearly Christmas party and sports for people with mixed abilities. A possible cut to £20,000 would have a big effect on the association’s capacity to offer these services.

A Contentious Choice

Many people are already criticizing the move, seeing it as a highly contentious move that goes against the club’s values of community support and inclusivity. The decision, according to critics, diminishes the significance of helping disabled supporters, who are an essential part of the club’s fan base.

Although the club has not yet provided a formal response to the request, the possible budget drop demonstrates the wider financial changes Manchester United is taking into consideration as part of its cost-cutting initiatives.