Manchester United's gross debt has risen nearly £60million as the Glazer family continue to explore the possibility of selling the club .United released their second quarter financial results for the period ending December 31 on Thursday. They show a £6.3m net profit despite a drop of nearly 10 per cent in revenue compared to the previous year.Fans will be particularly interested in the club's gross US debt which has risen to £535.7m from £477.1m. However, insiders say the long-term debt remains the same at $650m and the rise is due to a fluctuation in the exchange rate between the pound and the dollar.
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