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SALE OF STRIKER OLI GAVE SWANS A PROFIT

By Jamie Holt

OLI McBurnie’s sale to Sheffield United allowed Swansea to turn a substantial loss into a “very pleasing” pre-tax profit of £2.7m for the financial year ending July 31, 2020.
The significance of Mc- Burnie’s reported £20m departure is outlined in Swansea’s latest set of accounts, which are in the process of being filed at Companies House.
“A clear profit is very pleasing,” said chief executive Julian Winter.
“Naturally, the club is still adapting to relegation from the Premier League, balancing the tricky conundr...

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