Manchester United’s recruitment over the past year has started to deliver real promise – a stark contrast to what fans have grown used to over the past decade or more.
Manchester United are on the move again. After months dominated by financial tightening, restructuring, and an atmosphere clouded by the club’s lingering debt, a fresh wind seems to be blowing through Old Trafford.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos aren’t exactly the most popular names around Old Trafford these days — and not without reason. But his financial backing has already proven valuable for Manchester United, even if it’s easy to overlook.
Ever-reliable transfer guru Fabrizio Romano suggests that Real Madrid are mightily close to a transfer that will surely upset Manchester United’s fanbase.
Manchester United have today held an open top bus parade after avoiding relegation. This is just the best thing ever. As Newcastle United fans and indeed the fans of other...
The situation at Manchester United continues to smoulder. Since Ruben Amorim took over in mid-November following the departure of Erik ten Hag, the club has been in a state of flux.
Manchester United minority owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has seen his wealth fall by £6.473 billion in the past 12 months, according to the latest Sunday Times rich list.
Gary Neville warns Sir Jim Ratcliffe that Manchester United have a reputation for being a graveyard for players to come. Neville highlighted several failed signings from the past, along with high-waged players still under big contracts with the Red Devils.
It was three months after INEOS Britannia lost in the 37th America’s Cup when trouble was revealed amid the British challenge. The nation’s most successful effort to win the trophy had imploded, with team skipper Ben Ainslie and team sponsor Sir Jim Ratcliffe splitting apart.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has come in and Manchester United are enduring one of the worst Premier League seasons in the club’s history, with Ruben Amorim’s side languishing in 13th place.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly ready to help fund a major transfer move for the club this summer. The player in the Red Devils’ sights is reported to be in-form Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike, who is valued at €80m.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, in a recent interview with Gary Neville, former Manchester United player and current TV pundit, has given a very harsh verdict on some of the current United players.
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.
Casemiro and his Manchester United teammates have reportedly been left “shocked” by recent comments from co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. The Ineos owner gave
Jim Ratcliffe, who funded the past two America’s Cup campaigns for Great Britain, was interviewed by the BBC regarding his many investments in sport. While
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe emphasised the importance of building a new and modern stadium, while revealing what the ‘iconic’ project would look like.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been told he added insult to injury by explaining his plans for the club. Amidst the current turmoil at the club and the fan uprising, the billionaire decided it was time to explain his version, perhaps in an attempt to earn the sympathy of the Reds’ supporters.
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.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe candidly ripped into the signings Man Utd made under the guidance of their former manager Erik ten Hag. The Dutchman spent two-plus years at Carrington, overseeing three different summer transfer campaigns before being shown the door last October following a poor start to the campaign.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe considers eliminating 200 more corporate positions as vital for preventing Manchester United from going bankrupt. The club has accumulated £300 million losses during the previous three years prompting Jim Ratcliffe to take prompt action for financial recovery.
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.