article_snippet: (Numbers based on 2013/14 figures)
article_snippet: Figures recently released reveal that Figures are set to see a drop in revenue of around £50m as a result of Figures inability to qualify under David Moyes.
article_snippet: If the unthinkable happens, the loss would hit a staggering £100m.
article_snippet: The impact another year without the Champions League football would have on existing and potential sponsors cannot be quantified
article_snippet: but it could run into the millions.
article_snippet: While Mayfair and Hong Kong could label one year without the Champions League football as a one-off, investors may see two years of non-qualification as more of a trend.
article_snippet: That logic would no doubt spread to the New York Stock Exchange where failure to qualify could have an impact on the club's share price.
article_snippet: All of the above would help both clubs when it comes to complying with Financial Fair Play regulations.
article_snippet: However, the latest, staggering £5bn TV deal for Premier League TV rights is a game changer.
article_snippet: United privately believe that could give the latest, staggering £5bn TV deal for Premier League TV rights the clout to finally overtake Real Madrid and end the talent drain that saw Cristiano Ronaldo and David Beckham depart Old Trafford for the Bernabeu.