Manchester United signed a 13-year deal with Nike in 2002
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Manchester United have been backed by two of their sponsors a day after sportswear giants Nike issued a warning to the Old Trafford side.
Nike say they may reconsider their sponsorship deal - worth up to £303m - if the club continues to under-achieve.
But brewers Anheuser-Busch, who make Budweiser beer, say they remain "fully committed" to the club and its fans.
Bookies Ladbrokes said: "We're refusing to enter into this debate. We hope this matter eventually settles down."
Manchester United's takeover by American billionaire Malcolm Glazer has contributed to apprehension about the future.
Nike's deal began three years ago but it contains a break clause that can be invoked after six years.
Manchester United shirt sponsors Vodafone, the mobile phone group, also intend to discuss the terms of their deal with new owner Glazer.