[ad_1] 7 Former Chelsea star John Terry says Sir Alex Ferguson used to “phone him every week” as he tried to sign him as a youngster. Speaking on The William Hill podcast via The Daily Mail, Terry said that despite the desperate attempts by United and Arsenal to sign him as a 14 year old,…
[ad_1] 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…
[ad_1] 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…
[ad_1] Sir Jim Ratcliffe, a prominent figure, participated in the London marathon before attending Manchester United’s tense victory over Coventry City. Despite his presence at the game, United still struggled after conceding, following their usual pattern of play. Speaking to BBC Sport after the marathon, Sir Jim discussed the delays in executive structural changes in…
[ad_1] Manchester United came close to securing a win at the Gtech Community Stadium against Brentford in their recent Premier League fixture, but the Bees managed to equalise in the dying seconds of the game. The home side dominated Manchester United all game, creating chances after chances and attempting a ridiculous 31 attempts. Unfortunately for…
[ad_1] 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…
[ad_1] 3 Manchester United legend, Rio Ferdinand, has expressed his happiness with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS’ new transfer policy. In a recent interview, the new part-owner of the club claimed that the days of United chasing after the biggest well-paid stars were gone. Ratcliffe stated that, “I would rather sign the next (Kylian) Mbappe…
[ad_1] 2 Neither Sir Jim Ratcliffe, nor his right-hand man Sir Dave Brailsford, will make the final decision on the long-term future of Erik ten Hag as Manchester United manager. Rather, Samuel Luckhurst (The Manchester Evening News) reveals, the Dutchman’s fate will fall at the feet of Omar Berrada – the club’s new chief executive….
[ad_1] 1 The international break means no matchdays for Manchester United after that thrilling 4-3 victory over Liverpool. However, English football fans had a marquee fixture to look forward to on the weekend as England hosted Brazil at Wembley. Kobbie Mainoo made his much-awaited debut in a game where Endrick scored to ensure Brazil left…
[ad_1] Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to tie down Scott McTominay to a new contract at Manchester United after his great form this season. 27-year-old Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay has 15 months remaining on his current £60,000 per week contract, with the club holding an option to extend it for another year. The Scottish international,…
