Liverpool will look to surpass Manchester United in one key area next year as the Old Trafford side continues to see the implications of a lack of success on the field and a continued financial hangover from the pandemic.
Listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) back in 2012, United's share price closed at its lowest figure in the past decade at $12.34 a share on Friday having hit a low of $12.16 during trading - it's second lowest figure in a decade.
The share price has plummeted by 40 per cent since September, a decline that was accelerated in recent days following the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the club's sponsorship agreement with Russian airline Aeroflot, which has now been terminated.
