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The changes were inevitable as soon as Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his company took their stake in Manchester United. The boyhood United fan had made no qualms about the fact that he didn’t like much how the club was run so winds of change would blow. Although their effect on the pitch hasn’t been seen…
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,…
2 Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly offered club staff an annual bonus if they resign by next Wednesday. This represents the latest move by Ratcliffe and INEOS to cut operational costs at United even as they attempt to restore the club back to its past glories. More to follow…
2 INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe have already made significant changes at the executive level and are now focusing on revamping the working culture. In an effort to reintroduce “high-performance” and elite standards at the club, Sir Jim recently informed his staff that working from home is no longer permitted. While the impact of such…
8 New Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe reportedly sent a scathing message to club staff and lambasted the pathetic state of the dressing room and the IT department in particular. Since Ratcliffe completed his partial 27.7% investment into the club, all focus has been on auditing United and identifying areas of improvement. Earlier this…
5 New Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly directed club staff to return to the office as part of his revamp at Old Trafford. Since Ratcliffe completed his 27.7% investment into the club, all focus has been on auditing United and identifying areas of improvement. Ratcliffe and INEOS assumed full control of United’s…
3 Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is already working on reviving the club by setting a massive summer transfer haul in motion. On Saturday, Man United were held to a disappointing 1-1 draw with Burnley at Old Trafford in what was yet another example of how significant the team’s drop-off has been since last…
INEOS have been making their presence felt in football for many years now, having invested in OGC Nice and Lausanne-Sport. This has provided them with vital experience that may prove to be crucial in their aim to put Manchester United to the top echelons of the game following Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s purchase of a minority…
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS have reportedly asked new technical director Jason Wilcox to undertake a thorough audit of the job done by Erik ten Hag this season as the top brass contemplate whether or not to part ways with the Dutch coach. Ten Hag’s job is far from secure after a very underwhelming and…
1 Manchester United’s defence will see a revolution this summer which is an open secret. Lisandro Martinez’s injury coupled with the on-and-off availability of Harry Maguire and Raphael Varane has laid bare the problems at Old Trafford. Consequently, a centre-back has been made the top target for United in the summer. That player is Juventus’…
