[ad_1] Football Focus: How is Manchester United going to change Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to watch Manchester United in person for the first time since his proposed 25% purchase of the club was confirmed when they played Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday. Ineos chief executive Jean Claude Blanc was also at the FA Cup win…
[ad_1] Football Focus: How is Manchester United going to change Erik ten Hag says he has held “very positive” meetings with Manchester United’s new investors Ineos. Manager Ten Hag met Sir Jim Ratcliffe at United’s training ground on Tuesday. On his first visit since the agreement to buy 25% of the club was announced on…
[ad_1] BBC Sport reporter Simon Stone tells Football Focus how Sir Jim Ratcliffe buying into Manchester United will change the club and what it might mean for their January transfer window. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Newcastle United are confident they can agree a deal to sign England midfielder Kalvin Phillips from Manchester City but face competition from Juventus, Everton and Crystal Palace for the 28-year-old. (Telegraph – subscription required)external-link The Glazer family will have to pay Sir Jim Ratcliffe up to $66m (£52m) if they terminate the deal for…
[ad_1] One of the UK’s richest men, Sir Jim has built a multi-trillion pound business by snapping up unloved assets. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Will Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag’s position come under new scrutiny from Sir Jim Ratcliffe? Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group have finally agreed a deal to buy 25% of Manchester United. It is the first time since the Glazers assumed control of United in 2005 that any group outside the family has held…
[ad_1] Speaking to BBC’s sport editor Dan Roan, Ineos Team UK principal Ben Ainslie says Sir Jim Ratcliffe is a “big part of every key decision” who “understands sport” as he gives an insight into what he may bring to Manchester United. READ MORE:Ratcliffe agrees deal to buy 25% Man Utd stake [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s deal is expected to see significant funds used to upgrade the club’s training ground and Old Trafford stadium British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has agreed to buy a 25% stake worth about £1.25bn in Manchester United. As part of the deal, Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group will take control of the club’s football…
[ad_1] Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s deal is expected to see significant funds used to upgrade the club’s training ground and Old Trafford stadium Manchester United’s drawn-out ownership saga could be resolved before Christmas Day. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is eager to get a deal signed off before 25 December which would see his Ineos Group pay around…
[ad_1] A billboard has been erected in Manchester focusing on Sir Jim Ratcliffe The British billionaire is still waiting to have his investment in the club confirmed Manchester United in a mess – they have a collapse in them – It’s All Kicking Off By Ryan Walker For Mailonline Published: 1:54 p.m. EST, 1 December…
