By Maria Ward-Brennan HMRC has collected over £384m in unpaid taxes from football clubs over the past five years as it has intensified its crackdown on the sector. In the past year, HMRC has recovered £67.5m in extra tax from clubs, players and agents following an investigation by national accountancy group UHY Hacker Young. This was down from the £124.8m recovered in the year ending March 2023. Despite that, the figure is still up from the £58.7m recorded in 2022. As of the year ending March 31, 2024, HMRC had opened investigations into 20 football clubs, 83 football players, and 21 football …