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1 Manchester United’s disappointing campaign has been largely down to the teams struggles in front of goal. Erik ten Hag’s side are comfortably the lowest scorers in the top half of the Premier League and have scored two less than relegation threatened Luton Town. A busy summer is expected at Old Trafford given INEOS arrival…
3 Sir Jim Ratcliffe has turned down the idea of spending large sums on some of the world’s biggest and most famous stars like Kylian Mbappe. Over the years since Sir Alex Ferguson’s retirement, United have forked out incredible amounts of money to sign world-class players, who have then flopped at the club and not…
5 Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has opened up on the role of his close ally and confidant, Sir Dave Brailsford, in the running of the club. Last month, United confirmed in a statement that Ratcliffe had completed his deal for a partial 27.7% investment into the Red Devils. Since then, he and his…
1 Manchester United icon, Eric Cantona, has admitted that he would be interested in a role at his former club under new owners INEOS. The Frenchman knows a thing or two about bringing the Red Devils back to the big time. After crossing the Pennines in 1992, Cantona played an instrumental role in United winning…
2 According to investment firm Deutsche Bank, Manchester United shares represent a significantly less attractive investment even after the completion of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s deal to take up a stake in the club. Last month, United confirmed in a statement that Ratcliffe had completed his 27.7% partial investment into the club. Since then, the Oldham-born…
4 Manchester United have released their latest account filings to the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission), something they are bound to do because of their publicly-listed status on the New York Stock Exchange. The SEC filings regularly paint a grim picture of United’s finances under the Glazers and become a source of heavy news. It…
18 Manchester United have responded after the club’s new Old Trafford task force was branded as “institutionally racist” by a charity organisation. Last week, United confirmed that a joint task force had been created to oversee the regeneration of Old Trafford and the surrounding area. It’s believed that the ambitious regeneration programme spearheaded by new…
1 The Manchester United Supporters’ Trust have responded to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s announcement regarding plans for the regeneration of Old Trafford and the surrounding area. It was recently confirmed that a joint task force has been created to oversee the project and assess its feasibility. It’s believed that the ambitious regeneration programme spearheaded by new…
In his fortnightly exclusive column for CaughtOffside, Jon Smith, one of football’s first-ever agents and a man who was an integral figure in the forming of the Premier League, discusses why Donald Trump could shape the future of football, why Ivan Toney deserves an England call up for Euro 2024, why Sir Jim Ratcliffe needs…
4 Manchester United fans received welcome news on Christmas Eve when it was announced that INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe were successful in their bid to buy 25% of the club. It was also announced that the petro-chemicals company would take full control of the sporting side of the project and this has already been…
