[ad_1] 24 Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to recommend that Manchester United implement widespread job cuts and efficiency savings as soon as his partial investment into the club becomes official. Ratcliffe is closing in on completing a deal that will essentially make him a United minority owner. The expectation is that his arrangement with the…
[ad_1] 2 Graham Potter is apparently being lined up to be the new manager of Manchester United, should Erik ten Hag lose his job in the not so distant future. The Sun has reported that “incoming investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe has met with former Chelsea chief Potter and favours him as the new boss at…
[ad_1] 3 Sir Jim Ratcliffe was not behind the shock resignation of Richard Arnold from his role as Manchester United CEO. Last month, it was confirmed that Arnold would leave United before the end of the year, with Ratcliffe closing in on a partial 25% investment into the club. A report covered by The Peoples…
[ad_1] 1 Manchester United and Sir Jim Ratcliffe have reportedly agreed to confirm the British businessman’s partial 25% investment into the club early next week. Since news broke out that the Glazers had accepted Ratcliffe’s bid for minority investment, there has been a lot of speculation regarding when an official announcement would be made. There…
[ad_1] 6 Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s 25% stake in Manchester United is set to be announced before the end of 2023. The 71-year-old hopes to have control of the sporting structure at the club before Christmas, with the view of transforming United’s outdated way of operating. Major changes are expected among the staff that currently make…
[ad_1] 18 Sir Jim Ratcliffe, set to acquire a significant stake in Manchester United, is reportedly dissatisfied with the club’s decision to sign Casemiro, leading to CEO Richard Arnold’s resignation. Sources close to the Ineos chief suggest Ratcliffe was perplexed by United’s choice to bring the Brazilian midfielder from Real Madrid, considering him a poor…
