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Manchester United could be set to wave goodbye to one of the most-expensive signings in their history with Sir Jim Ratcliffe approving a January exit after club-to-club talks

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already promised major change at Manchester United following his arrival but boss Erik ten Hag is desperate to retain control when it comes to one major aspect at Old Trafford

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is still getting his feet under the table at Manchester United but has already made a bold call that could alter the Red Devils’ search for a new director of sport

The INEOS chief flew in on his private jet to spend some days on a fact-finding mission at Old Trafford and he is set to sitdown with under-pressure Erik ten Hag before meeting the players

French pair have already been informed that they will not be offered new deals at Manchester United but a bunch of others are set to depart in the coming months and INEOS will be open to offers for most this month

Sir Jim Ratcliffe sealed a deal to buy 25 percent of Manchester United last month and the Red Devils are now able to invest in their squad with the January transfer window finally open

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has put himself on uneasy ground with another humbling defeat to Nottingham Forest with Gary Neville concerned he could be sacked by Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Erik ten Hag is under huge pressure after Manchester United’s 2023 ended in miserable fashion and the Red Devils’ boss has now sent a message to the club’s new co-owners

The Manchester United manager has explained that Jim Ratcliffe and his team have reached out to hold talks but Erik ten Hag has been too busy preparing for upcoming fixtures

Manchester United's transfer kitty for the January window may not be the biggest, but with Jim Ratcliffe's investment the summer window is looking increasingly promising

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

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will have to wait between four and six weeks for the Premier League to approve his £1.3billion deal with the Glazers which gives him a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been accused by campaigners of using 25 per cent purchase of Manchester United as an attempt to clean his firm's reputation but all the evidence suggests otherwise

Manchester United finally confirmed Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 25 percent takeover on Christmas Eve but wording in the club statement says it all regarding the situation between the Glazers and the fans

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment in Manchester United has been made official barely 24 hours after Erik ten Hag's side lost to West Ham, with the billionaire issuing a statement

The Glazer family have finally decided to sell 25 per cent of Manchester United's shares to INEOS chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who'll also take control of the club's football operations

Manchester United have agreed to sell 25 per cent of club shares to INEOS chairman Sir Jim Ratcliffe for £1.3billion, a deal which will see the Glazers' powers diminish

The key events that led to INEOS purchasing a minority stake in Manchester United, left the Glazers as majority owners and saw Sheikh Jassim withdraw his interest

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

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, founder and chief executive of INEOS, has acquired a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United after reaching an agreement with the Glazers worth around £1.3billion

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

Pep Guardiola's team end the year with a fifth trophy as Abu Dhabi reaps rewards with success in Saudi Arabia. The Gulf states are only going to become more powerful entering the new year but it is time to come up with an alternative descriptor than sportswashing

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly lining up Dan Ashworth to rebuild the playing squad at Old Trafford once his takeover deal goes through, despite him only being at Newcastle since 2021

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's focus is now turning towards the busy festive period and the January transfer window, when Jadon Sancho, Casemiro and Anthony Martial could follow Donny van de Beek out the door