Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag may be able to live to fight another day. The Dutchman has been given a stay of execution by minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Manchester United fans are gearing up for their first-ever transfer window under new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Wholesale changes are expected to be made
Manchester United supporters shouldn’t be holding out for an update on Erik ten Hag’s future in the coming days. The Dutchman’s tenure has been the talk
Manchester United have a pivotal summer on the horizon as Sir Jim Ratcliffe gears up for his first window as the club’s co-owner. Significant decisions will need to be made across the board, with sagas such as Jadon Sancho’s future, Mason Greenwood’s, and Erik ten Hag’s all needing to reach their conclusion before 2024/2025 rolls around.
Former Manchester United defender Gary Pallister fears the club could struggle to attract “top players” in this summer’s transfer window. The Reds finished eighth in the Premier League this season but salvaged their season by qualifying for the Europa League after beating Man City in the FA Cup final.
Erik ten Hag, Manchester United’s manager, is eager for the club to make a swift decision regarding his future. After winning the FA Cup final, Ten Hag’s position remains uncertain.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe is seemingly keen to kickstart his tenure as Manchester United’s co-owner by signing Premier League-proven players. Such a philosophy could well put an end to acquisitions such as Antony, who was bought for an eye-watering £86 million and registered just one league goal over the past nine months.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to move everyone back into the club’s offices. It’s understood that some members of Manchester United staff have enjoyed working from home since the world was hit by the Coronavirus pandemic.
Manchester United staff are being offered the early payment of a yearly bonus to leave their jobs. INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to ensure the club has a lower salary bill, as he feels their various departments are too bloated.
Manchester United’s recent FA Cup triumph brought joy to their fans, but their place in European competitions next season is now in doubt. Despite a challenging season, their 2-1 victory over Manchester City ensured their qualification for the Europa League.
Manchester United qualified for next season’s Europa League by winning the FA Cup on Saturday, beating rivals Man City 2-1 at Wembley with our best performance of the season.
Manchester United co-chairman Joel Glazer and co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe are believed to be leading the club’s end-of-season review that will determine whether Erik ten Hag remains in his job.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe described winning the FA Cup as a “glorious feeling” and admitted he was very proud of all the players and staff.
After all he’s had to endure from the stands since his departure, it’s fantastic to see Sir Alex Ferguson revelling in Manchester United’s glory again – this time as a fan.
Erik ten Hag has revealed he has already held talks with Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe and will go on holiday the day after the FA Cup final.
Manchester United are preparing for their first-ever transfer window of the INEOS era. The arrival of INEOS has already led to wholesale changes at board level, which have thus far been welcomed by the fans, who won’t remain patient forever.
Reinforcing Manchester United’s frontline is a non-negotiable for Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Co. this summer. Finding the back of the net has been incredibly hard to come by for the Red Devils over the past nine months, and it’s led to the likes of Rasmus Hojlund and Alejandro Garnacho being frequently overused.
Bolstering Manchester United’s backline will be high on Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s priority list ahead of his first transfer window as co-owner. This season’s debilitating injury crisis has undoubtedly hit the defensive department the hardest, which has led to an ever-changing back four deployed in front of Andre Onana over the past nine months.
The Brits were the only team to sail AC75s or paired AC40s over the weekend. INEOS Britannia sailed their newly christened AC75, with team principal Jim Ratcliffe, a keen cyclist, aboard and functioning as one of the four cyclors for the early session.
INEOS Chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe joined Sir Ben Ainslie as a cyclor onboard INEOS Britannia's flying America's Cup race boat which is capable of reaching speeds of 100Km/h.
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has growing support inside the board room. A number of directors are championing Ten Hag to be kept on next season, says the Independent.
Erik ten Hag is under increasing pressure to keep his job at Manchester United beyond this summer as the Dutchman’s disastrous second season in charge comes to an end.
Recent criticism from Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has sparked turmoil at the club’s training ground. Ratcliffe’s scathing remarks about the facilities and staff morale have cast a shadow over Carrington, creating a toxic atmosphere among employees.
Staff members at Manchester United have been left disappointed by a recent decision. The club's new investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe has ended their work from home policy.
Within the hallowed halls of Manchester United, a storm brewed this past week as co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe unleashed a scathing email to club staff. His
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