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Legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson ruled the Premier League during his time as the manager of the club. The iconic Man United figure won 13 Premier League titles with the Red Devils and guided them to two Champions League triumphs during his successful time at Old Trafford. Over all, he won 38 trophies…
1 Joel and Avram Glazer were “spotted” attending the Barcelona leg of the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup – “sailing’s most prestigious competition” – with INEOS Britannia, owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, among the teams taking part, a report by the Athletic reveals. The three business men, co-owners of Manchester United following the ratification of Ratcliffe’s…
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe reportedly fumed at club staff about their poor level of preparedness for the summer transfer window, just weeks before they embarked on a major spending spree. United had a busy window that saw them splash over £200m on five key recruits including Joshua Zirkzee, Leny Yoro, Matthijs de Ligt,…
After what seemed to take an eternity, Manchester United finally announced that INEOS had acquired a minority stake in the club and were taking charge of sporting affairs. The new co-owners have changed the structure of the club behind-the-scenes and have backed Erik ten Hag with quite a few players in the summer transfer window….
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is reportedly not under pressure to secure a top-four finish next season with Sir Jim Ratcliffe prioritising a different goal. The 2023/24 Premier League term was a massively disappointing one for United as they finished in eighth place, their worst-ever finish since 1989/90. Ten Hag’s men won 18 matches,…
1 Former Manchester United coach Eric Ramsay has opened up on his impressions of Ineos and former boss, Erik ten Hag. The Welshman joined Minnesota United in March after spending 3 years on United’s coaching team. His side sit 9th in the Western Conference in the MLS after 25 games this season, in his first…
1 Former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has broken his own world record with the purchase of a racehorse for £660,000. The legendary coach was in charge of United for 27 years between 1986 and 2013, winning 13 Premier League titles, two Champions Leagues and five FA Cups. He is widely regarded as one…
1 Sir Alex Ferguson has lavished praise on Manchester United’s exciting young duo, Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho. The former United manager knows all about young talent as he was at the helm during the breakthrough of the famous Class of 92 with David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Paul Scholes, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, and Nicky…
New Manchester United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe could make headlines with a potentially controversial decision. The INEOS owner, who acquired a 25% stake in the club last December for £1.3 billion, is considering selling the naming rights of Old Trafford, the club’s iconic stadium. Ratcliffe’s commitment to Manchester United is evident with his plans…
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has well and truly settled into life as chief footballing decision-maker at Manchester United, having purchased a minority stake from the Glazer family last year. Ratcliffe has time and again insisted he intends to improve Man United on all fronts and not just win over fans by making big-name signings like Kylian…
