Manchester United paid out a whopping £24.7million in compensation to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Ralf Rangnick and their respective coaching staff who left the club last season.
The figures were revealed as the club confirmed a net loss of £115.5m last season in their quarterly financial figures. United's net debt now stands at £514.9m, compared to £419.5m for the same period the previous year - an increase of £95.4m.
Man United had the highest wage bill in the Premier League last season and while the compensation packages paid out to managers and their staff are relatively small in the club's overall outgoings, it is reflective of their below-par strategy and planning in comparison to their rivals.
