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Sir Jim Ratcliffe will attend Manchester United’s match against Aston Villa in Birmingham on Sunday, with Erik ten Hag walking a tightrope over his job as manager. The Athletic’s Laurie Whitwell confirmed this morning that Sir Jim would be present at the game and that he will have the final say over whether Ten Hag…
2 Manchester United reportedly have a transfer budget of a mere £50 million and are desperately trying to move on several first-team players to bump up their budget before embarking on their planned recruitment spree. The summer clearout includes high-profile stars such as Mason Greenwood and Jadon Sancho with the former Manchester City academy product…
17 Not many thought it would be an issue, at least for this season, but Manchester United’s FA Cup final victory provided INEOS with a pleasant headache. The victory qualified United for the Europa League next season and with it, questions over Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s owner status at Old Trafford started circling. Under UEFA’s rules,…
