Manchester United 's financial guru has taken aim at UEFA's split of Champions League revenue despite the Red Devils not even operating at Europe's top table.
Cliff Baty is the finance chief at Old Trafford and has raised issues with the way Europe's governing body are distributing the broadcast revenue, claiming big clubs should get a bigger slice of the pie. That is despite United finishing sixth last term and playing in the forthcoming Europa League.
United, still regarded as one of the world's biggest sides, have been unable to back up their reputation on the pitch over the past decade. They've failed to make it past the last eight in the Champions League for the last ten years - and have spent several seasons playing in Europe's secondary competition.
