Two seasons ago, just after INEOS bought their 27.7% of Manchester United, the Red Devils were nearly punished for having Sir Jim Ratcliffe as their new owner.
Manchester United have been keeping a close eye on all developments within the wider INEOS football network, especially as Sir Jim Ratcliffe continues reshaping the club’s long-term sporting structure.
INEOS have made a decision that has come as a surprise to many. It has been an eventful ride for Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS took over Manchester United back in 2024.
Under Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Manchester United have made youth recruitment just as important as instant impact players in a bid to ensure the club’s future success.
The Red Devils’ modern era has been shaped by one of the most high-profile takeovers in Premier League history. The club spent much of 2023 and 2024 in a tense ownership saga that dominated global headlines.
The mood around Carrington has been tense as Manchester United’s academy, once the gold standard of youth development in England, finds itself in a period of major transition.
Manchester United are already one of the biggest clubs in the world, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe trying to lead the club to being more sustainable. Last summer saw the Red Devils not only take part in a pre-season tour of the USA in the Premier League Summer Series, but also a post-season tour too.
Manchester United’s plans for a new stadium are well know to most Premier League fans now, with the ambitious plans being hard to miss in the media. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is planning to replace Old Trafford with a new 100,000 seater stadium currently being affectionately called “Wembley of the North”.
Manchester United have rarely been far from the news in recent months as Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s regime explores new ways to grow the club on and off the pitch.
Manchester United’s rebuild under Rúben Amorim and Sir Jim Ratcliffe is being felt across the whole club. As such The Red Devils aren’t limiting themselves to big-name signings, but also youth talent, with a growing group of youngsters pushing at the fringes of the first-team squad.
Manchester United’s cost-cutting drive under Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS is starting to be felt in every corner of the club, from staff behind the scenes to some of the most iconic figures in its history.
Manchester United remain deep in their own structural rebuild, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe continuing to reshape the executive tiers around Old Trafford. Behind the scenes, United’s push toward modernisation has placed added scrutiny on leadership models across British football.
Manchester United are approaching the January transfer window with momentum having not lost in their last five games. But, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe outlining that European football is the aim in his meeting with Ruben Amorim, improvement is arguably still needed to push United into the coveted European spots at the top of the table.
Manchester United fans watching the wider world of INEOS investment will find today’s news particularly intriguing. The group behind United have made a major move in Formula 1, signaling their ambition across sport, business, and technology.
Manchester United’s recruitment under Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ruben Amorim has been trying to find a balance between instant impact and longevity, targeting talented, younger stars.
The plans for Manchester United redeveloping Old Trafford appear to becoming more of a reality as time passes on. This would say goodbye to what we know Old Trafford to currently be.
Manchester United’s long-planned overhaul of Carrington is starting to become visible to supporters, with the club preparing to open up the training base to a new wave of paying visitors from June.
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.
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 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.
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.
Casemiro has decided to stay at Manchester United to fight for a place with Brazil ahead of the World Cup. The 33-year-old midfielder made his return to Brazil under new manager Carlo Ancelotti for the World Cup qualifiers in May.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ractiffle reveals the only scenario which would see him sell his shares at the club, albeit it’s unlikely to occur anytime soon.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe acknowledges he and his management got it wrong when they decided to extend Erik ten Hag’s stay at Manchester United. The British billionaire is a life-long Man Utd supporter who acquired a minority stake at the club.