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Manchester United plans to cut 150-200 more jobs as part of a cost-cutting measure to achieve profitability after five years of losses. The club has already removed 250 jobs last year. The restructuring includes reducing free staff meals, relocating some staff to a new training facility, and focusing charitable donations on Manchester United Foundation and Manchester United Disabled Supporters' Association.
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