Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has seemingly taken a swipe at the Glazers, blaming them for the club’s current financial woes.Ratcliffe purchased a minority stake in United last year

Sentiment towards the Ineos kingpin and his new-look United hierarchy is based on trust, because the future of the club is in their hands. While respecting why others would not, and stressing my sympathy for those who have been directly affected by the Glazers' mismanagement, I do trust Ratcliffe and his ultimate ambition.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe believes some players at Manchester United are “not good enough” and “probably are overpaid”. A number of the United squad have come in for criticism this season during a prolonged disappointing run of form which has left the side 14th in the Premier League table.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has strongly suggested Ruben Amorim will have money to spend on bolstering his squad during the upcoming summer transfer window.Since his arrival in

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has named five Manchester United players who are ‘overpaid’ after mistakes in recent transfer windows, including £86m flop Antony. Ratcliffe became minority owner of United in February 2024 and is now in charge of the club’s football operations,

Sir Jim Ratcliffe delivers scathing verdict on Manchester United stars with shock new admission - Red Devils co-owner has also admitted “mistakes” over not sacking Erik ten Hag sooner and hiring Dan A

The Manchester United co-owner has made it clear which of the current players he likes the most and has also given his verdict on English forward Marcus Rashford's loan exit

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has claimed that Manchester United would have gone bust by Christmas this year were it not for the stringent and contentious cost-cutting measures put in place under his co-ownership reign so far.