And according to the Daily Mail , City are set to match United's annual revenue for 2019-2020, with a total of around £560m expected for both. (Image: AFP/Getty Images)This is partly due to United's revenue falling by £70m thanks to a lack of Champions League football this season, and partly because of City's eye-watering £650m 10-year deal with kit manufacturing giant Puma. United's wages are also down by £6.8m year on year, due to them not having to pay Champions League bonuses. City have again been outshining United on the pitch so far this season, and are currently nine points clear of them in the Premier League. The Premier League champions next face a tough-looking game at home to Chelsea on Saturday, while United travel to Sheffield United on Sunday.

Source: Daily Mirror November 18, 2019 23:26 UTC