Manchester United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has blocked a shock move for Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski. Transfer Talk has the latest news and rumors.
Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim reportedly had his sights set on a sensational move for Robert Lewandowski next summer, but his plans appear to have been blocked by the club’s ownership.
Manchester United stand at the crossroads of history and business. It blends glory with profit and pits tradition against ambition. Over the past decade, the club’s dominance has faded into a slow battle for control.
Manchester United manager Rúben Amorim has expressed his gratitude for the consistent backing he has received from co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe amid growing scrutiny over the club’s performances.
Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim has said he appreciates the backing Sir Jim Ratcliffe, but admits it will mean nothing if he cannot turn results around.
Manchester United are set to be part of a Premier League vote on a proposed salary cap, with discussions expected to take place as early as next month.
Speculation about a potential new takeover at Manchester United has been building over the past week or two. It’s getting close to two years since Sir Jim Ratcliffe spent £1.2bn to acquire just under 29% of the club, giving him full control over sporting decisions.
Manchester United have been looking to compound on their roster as Ruben Amorim looks to build a side suited to his system and philosophies. But with the Portuguese head coach, Sir Jim Ratcliffe is also quite keen on bringing in young players with high potential and having them run the show at Old Trafford for years to come.
The mood around Manchester United feels uneasy again. The club tried to reset under Ruben Amorim, but things have not settled yet. The board appointed him last November to bring structure, discipline, and a clear tactical identity to the side.
The ownership drama at Manchester United refuses to die. Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS holds a 28.9% stake, acquired in phases from December 2023, granting control over football operations while the Glazers have the majority control of the club.
Manchester United are reportedly the object of a potential takeover from Arab investors, as the Glazers set their selling price. The unpopular American investors have owned the majority of the club’s shares for 20 years, but their grasp over the Red Devils has softened in recent years.
It has been almost a year since Manchester United appointed Ruben Amorim as their manager, replacing Erik ten Hag, and in the subsequent 12 months, the Red Devils have resembled a relegation team.
Let’s be honest, being a Manchester United fan lately feels like willingly signing up for a weekly emotional rollercoaster designed by a sadist. The highs are fleeting, the lows are Mariana Trench-deep, and the whiplash is constant.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reaffirmed his commitment to manager Rúben Amorim, confirming that the club will give the Portuguese coach at least three years to implement his vision at Old Trafford.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos have been hit with a setback at Old Trafford after reports surfaced that a key figure is set to leave the club. Since taking charge of football operations at Old Trafford, the Ineos regime has faced increased scrutiny following Ratcliffe’s minority stake purchase in Manchester United.
Laurie Whitwell has shared his take on Ruben Amorim’s job security at Manchester United. From the journalist’s perspective, he believes that INEOS will
Pressure is building on Ruben Amorim at Manchester United following their latest setback, a 3-1 loss to Brentford. The Red Devils sit 14th in the Premier League standings, having managed just seven points from their first six matches.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly rendered his decision regarding the future of Ruben Amorim at the club. The manager is supposedly walking on thin ice, especially following Saturday’s abysmal performance against Brentford.
Ruben Amorim will remain in the hot seat for Manchester United for the foreseeable future despite overseeing the club’s worst start to a campaign in 33 years.
When Sir Jim Ratcliffe paid over £1bn for a minority stake in the club, it seemed to reinforce the idea that Manchester United are one of the most valuable brands in global football.
Manchester United woke up on August 13 to a fresh jolt in the ownership story. A technical provision in the shareholder agreements linked to Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s investment has now become active.
Manchester United’s official supporters group has slammed the sackings made by the club’s owners. Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made another round of budget cuts at Manchester United, and this time, it’s hitting the training ground canteen, according to The Sun.