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Malmö FF is set to record a financial loss of at least 90 million kronor for the second consecutive year, with sportchef Maxim Khalil vowing the club's competitive ambitions will not be sacrificed.
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Malmö FF is bracing for a financial hit of at least 90 million kronor - the second year running the club has posted losses on that scale. Sportchef Maxim Khalil has confirmed the shortfall will inevitably ripple across every corner of the organisation.
On the pitch, the women's side has delivered back-to-back third-place finishes in Damallsvenskan since gaining promotion. Yet an early departure from the Europa Cup has taken the shine off what was otherwise a strong campaign.
Khalil insists the club will not pull back from its commitment to the women's team despite the red ink. Careful budgeting and sharper prioritisation lie ahead, he says, but the goal remains unchanged: compete at the very top of Swedish football, as Fotbollskanalen reports.
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