Overview

• Manchester United will embark on its first-ever post-season tour in Asia with matches scheduled in Kuala Lumpur on May 28 and Hong Kong on May 30.
• The tour aims to generate significant revenue, with CEO Omar Berrada emphasizing its importance for financial recovery and future investments in the team.
• The club has faced financial losses exceeding £300 million in recent years, prompting cost-cutting measures and increased focus on revenue generation.
• Critics, including Gareth Southgate, have raised concerns about the congested schedule's impact on player welfare, given the proximity to international commitments in June.
• Manager Ruben Amorim defended the tour as a 'small sacrifice' to connect with global fans and support the club’s financial stability.