[ad_1] 4 New Manchester United part owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has named the company who have technically bought the club, Trawlers, in honour of his favourite player, Eric Cantona. Ratcliffe completed the deal to take over 25% of the club on Christmas Eve and his group will take control of the sporting department immediately, even…
[ad_1] 6 Chris Lee, the chief architect in Manchester United’s stadium redevelopment project, has called on Sir Jim Ratcliffe to tear down Old Trafford. This is according to The Telegraph, who have claimed, “Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been encouraged to knock down Manchester United’s iconic Old Trafford stadium and build a new one”. After the…
[ad_1] 3 Sir Jim Ratcliffe is hoping to use his connections in French football to take Lyon’s, Rayan Cherki, to Old Trafford in 2024. This is according to footbaltransfers.com, who claim they have been told that “Ratcliffe would like to bring Cherki to Old Trafford in 2024”. The 20 year old is someone the Red…
[ad_1] 10 The winds of change are already flowing at Manchester United following Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s arrival at the club. With United recently installing three new board members, and former CEO Richard Arnold leaving, the executive structure has seen some much-needed upheaval. However, the change that will arguably be celebrated the most by United fans…
[ad_1] 55 Manchester United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has appointed close confidants Sir Dave Brailsford and Jean-Claude Blanc to the club’s UK board. Rob Nevin will sit on the PLC board. Earlier on Sunday, United confirmed in a club statement that they reached an agreement with Ratcliffe over a 25% investment. The deal will…
[ad_1] 7 With news of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s minority stake ownership bid finally reaching ratification, The Peoples Person takes a look at the most-pressing needs on a comprehensive ‘to-do’ list for Manchester United’s new (minority) owner. As explained in greater detail here, the INEOS bid acquires 25% of the club’s shares (both Class A and…
[ad_1] 1 Today it was announced that a deal had been reached for Sir Jim Ratcliffe to acquire up to a 25% shareholding in Manchester United. What that decision means for Manchester United Women is yet to be seen but the statement released by the club was promising. It read: “As part of the transaction,…
[ad_1] 4 Manchester United have confirmed that Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s bid to take 25% stake in the club is now approved. The local-born Ratcliffe will take sporting control of the club after a long and arduous 13 months, with an additional $300 million committed to Old Trafford. The Peoples Person reported the Glazers’ statement here,…
[ad_1] 3 In a deal that is set to reshape the future of Manchester United, billionaire businessman Jim Ratcliffe’s company, Ineos Sport, will officially acquire a quarter of the prestigious football club. According to Mark Kleinman (Sky Sports), this strategic purchase will be announced later today. Jim Ratcliffe, known for his keen interest in sports…
[ad_1] 4 British billionaire, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, is on the verge of completing his 25% stake buyout of Manchester United. However, according to The Mirror, the Mancunian side won’t even be his “most glamorous purchase”. That honour goes to his “amazing superyacht, known as Hampshire II. The stunning vessel is worth a staggering $150million (£120m)”….
