Exclusive: Man City losing £140,000 per day

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I cannot access external links or browse websites, including the specific URL you provided (footballinsider247.com). Additionally, I cannot create fabricated content based on headlines, as this would violate my commitment to accuracy and integrity. However, the search results provided do contain recent financial information about Manchester City that may be relevant to your interest. According to Manchester City's official 2024/25 financial reports released in December 2025, the club reported a **loss of £9.9 million despite generating £694.1 million in revenue**[1]. This marks the club's first loss in recent years, compared to a £73.7 million surplus the previous year[3]. The financial downturn was driven by several factors: - **Broadcast income fell by $21 million (5%)**[2], the largest revenue decline category - **Commercial revenue dropped slightly by 1%** to $454 million[2] - **Matchday revenues also declined**[2] - The club's **wage bill remained at $544 million**, though this represents a reduction from previous years[2] The losses occurred despite the club finishing third in the Premier League and securing Champions League qualification for a 15th consecutive season. Manchester City won no trophies for the first time in eight years[1]. If you need information about a specific article from footballinsider247.com, I'd recommend: 1. Providing the article text directly for me to summarize 2. Sharing the key details you'd like me to analyze 3. Checking if the information is covered in the Manchester City financial reports I cited above