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Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to finally complete his investment into Manchester United this month, with the Ineos chief set to assume control of the footballing operation at Old Trafford

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is edging towards a deal that will see him buy 25 percent of Manchester United but turned to a Liverpool icon after initially expressing his interest in a Premier League club

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has aimed a pointed dig at Bruno Fernandes in his new book - eight months since the Manchester United midfielder's infamous antics against Liverpool

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 are being slated from every angle following Saturday's pathetic 1-0 defeat away to Newcastle, ramping up the pressure on Erik ten Hag and his players

Manchester United are eyeing up signing players in four different areas in the January transfer window, but that plan could be scuppered by incoming chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe

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

Five months after Rasmus Hojlund arrived for £72m, Manchester United are looking to bolster their attacking options again by targeting one of the Bundesliga's top scorers

Manchester United have won four of their last five Premier League games and will look to continue their good form when they face Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday

INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to acquire a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United, adding the Red Devils to his company's portfolio of clubs which includes in-form French side Nice

INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is negotiating his purchase of a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United in a deal that will see him take control of football operations

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the verge of buying a 25 per cent stake of Manchester United for £1.3billion - and the club's ex-manager Sir Alex Ferguson has given his take on the INEOS billionaire

Lewis Hamilton is close to Sir Jim Ratcliffe due to INEOS' stake in the Mercedes Formula 1 team –and the seven-time world champion also has a strong interest in football

Ex-Manchester United chief executive Ed Woodward left the club in February 2022 after receiving stinging criticism for the club's involvement in the proposed European Super League

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is closing in on a deal to buy 25 percent of Manchester United, with the INEOS chief also set to take control of football operations at Old Trafford

INTERVIEW: Romanian coach Adrian Ursea saved Nice from relegation in 2021 and Patrick Vieira's former assistant has shed light on the way Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS conduct business behind the scenes

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag has battled a never-ending injury crisis in defence and now the Dutchman wants to strengthen his backline in the January transfer window

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will be the newest billionaire moving into the Premier League owners' room, arriving at Manchester United to plenty of fanfare - but there are no guarantees

A raft of changes are expected at Manchester United once Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes his purchase of a minority stake in the club, with Paul Mitchell among the frontrunners to be named sporting director

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

The pressure has eased on Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag after the 1-0 win over Luton Town on Saturday but the relief may only be temporary for the Dutchman

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

The INEOS chief expects his deal to buy 25 per cent of the club to be approved and he is set to take control of football operations at Old Trafford

The INEOS chief's proposal to buy a quarter of Manchester United is expected to be approved in the coming weeks but one of his other sporting interests is exploring the possibility of a new competition that could be funded by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag eased the pressure on him with a slender win over Fulham on Saturday but there are still question marks over the Dutchman's future