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NOTTINGHAM FOREST 2-1 MANCHESTER UNITED: Morgan Gibbs-White scores the winner as United revert back to type in a shocking performance at the City Ground which heaps pressure back onto Erik ten Hag

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to take control of all football matters at Manchester United, with Dave Brailsford set to act as his representative at Old Trafford

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.3bn investment in Manchester United was announced on Christmas Eve, but questions remain when it comes to the continued involvement of the Glazer family

Former Wales international Dean Saunders has questioned Sir David Brailsford's credentials amid speculation he will be handed a prominent role at Manchester United by Ineos

Just days after Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed a minority takeover of Manchester United, Sir Dave Brailsford was at Old Trafford as the Red Devils beat Aston Villa 3-2

Manchester United fought back from two goals down to beat Aston Villa 3-2 at Old Trafford on Boxing Day in front of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's sporting director at INEOS

MAN UTD 3-2 ASTON VILLA: Rasmus Hojlund was finally the hero for Erik ten Hag's side, who completed a second-half comeback thanks to his winner and a double from Alejandro Garnacho

Ineos may only own 25 per cent of Manchester United but they are going to waste no time in changing the football operations at the club - once the Premier League ratify the deal

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's team at Ineos Sport includes his brother, Sir Dave Brailsford and the so-called Lionel Messi of executives. Here is a who's who guide to some of the new men likely to shake up Old Trafford

INEOS owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is closing in on a deal to buy 25 percent of Manchester United and looks set to be part of a controversial new board at Old Trafford following his arrival

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is expected to hold talks with incoming Red Devils chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe over his long-term future in the Old Trafford hot seat

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to buy 25 percent of Manchester United from the Glazers and a deal looks to have taken a step closer after a private meeting with executives at Old Trafford

Manchester United is braced for widespread changes when Sir Jim Ratcliffe takes charge and the club's former striker Dion Dublin has given an insight into what they will look like

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will try to transform Manchester United into a title-winning team again once his 25 percent investment in the three-time European champions is finalised

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the verge of buying a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United and is expected to take charge of football operations at Old Trafford

Richard Arnold's exit was confirmed by Manchester United on Wednesday and incoming owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's football revolution is well underway, with John Murtough set to follow him out the exit door

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is plotting major changes behind the scenes at Manchester United, having been open in his opinion of the current hierarchy spending "dumb money" on transfers

Ratcliffe's £1.3billion 25 per cent stake in United, which includes control of football operations, will be ratified by the Old Trafford board in the coming days

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is finally set to complete a deal which will see him acquire a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United, where he will oversee football operations

Manchester United's owners, the Glazers, look set to cash in on a significant chunk of their shares by selling a 25 percent stake to Sir Jim Ratcliffe after months of negotiations - but the hard work starts now

Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to make Manchester United one of the most successful teams in Europe again - with the British billionaire close to buying 25 per cent of the club

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will reportedly allow Joel Glazer to have a key footballing role at Manchester United in his structural shake-up, despite INEOS taking control of the club's sporting matters

INEOS are set to acquire 25 percent of Manchester United for £1.4billion and Sir Dave Brailsford, director of their sporting empire, is set to have a role at Old Trafford

INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the verge of buying a 25 per cent stake in Premier League club Manchester United and is expected to take control of football operations

Ineos director of sport Sir Dave Brailsford has spoken about Sir Jim Ratcliffe's ongoing attempt to buy Manchester United from the Glazer family, which is dragging on