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What Manchester United players will pocket if they win quadraple

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Manchester United stars could pocket nearly £500,000 each in bonuses this season… if they can land a historic quadruple.

The bonuses in Kenyan shillings are equaivalent to Kshs 76,521,990.25 Kenyan Shilling for each player.

The Red Devils won their first trophy of the season last weekend when they beat Newcastle 2-0 to lift the Carabao Cup.

Each first-team star landed £65k in bonuses for winning the silverware – and there could be plenty more where that came from.

Man United booked their place in the FA Cup quarter-finals earlier this week by beating West Ham 3-1 at Old Trafford.

According to the Mail, each player would add another £85k in bonuses to their kitty by lifting the famous old competition.

Their rousing come-from-behind victory over Barcelona last week also kept them alive in Europe.

Winning the Europa League would also be worth £85k to United stars. The biggest prize, however, would come from winning the Premier League title.

Ten Hag’s men are 11 points off the top spot, albeit with a game in hand. Should they manage to claw their way back and win their first Prem crown since 2013, each player would pocket £250k in bonuses.

Winning all four competitions would lift their final bonus tally for the season to a cool £485k each.

Following his side’s victory over West Ham, Ten Hag played down the possibility of winning the quadruple.

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Milton Nyakundi

Milton Nyakundi is a veteran multimedia journalist with over 20 years of experience across broadcast, digital, and print media, who relocated to the United States in 2022 and is now the Senior International Correspondent for Kurunzi News based in Washington, DC, USA. He has previously worked with the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), among other high-profile roles with Kenya's first privately-owned media outlet - Kenya Television Network. His experience also include prominent roles as Media Consultant for Football Kenya Federation (FKF), and StarTimes Kenya. His career spans high‑stakes political reporting covering legislative and constitutional issues, elections, governance, and accountability across Kenya, Africa, and global arenas. He also boasts extensive sports journalism experience, covering local and international sports events, including leagues, tournaments and sports governance. He is well-known for his investigative depth, editorial leadership, and evidence-driven journalism that guides his consistent delivery of public‑interest storytelling across platforms.

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