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Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to buy a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United but creditors at INEOS have been reassured that it will solely be funded by his personal wealth

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to become a minority shareholder of Manchester United - investing more than £1billion into the club to pay for Old Trafford to be redeveloped

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is pursuing a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United after initially submitting a bid to the Glazer family to own the Premier League club outright

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos could make a fresh attempt to snare former Chelsea head coach Graham Potter if they decide to remove Erik ten Hag from his post at Manchester United

Manchester United legend Sir Bobby Charlton - who won the European Cup, Ballon d'Or and World Cup during his illustrious playing career - sadly passed away on Saturday

Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to lead 20-time English title winners Manchester United back to the top of European football after 15 years without a Champions League triumph

ROBBIE FOWLER: Sir Jim Ratcliffe's imminent arrival at Manchester United can be the boost they need with the Glazers more than willing to spend big - but they've continued to make poor decisions with that money

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is looking to overhaul football operations at Manchester United as he closes on buying a 25 per cent stake in the club, with a familiar face his top target to be the club's new sporting director

Rory McIlroy has been a lifelong Manchester United fan and would consider investing in the club if the opportunity came up having seen Sir Jim Ratcliffe get involved

Milan midfielder Tijjani Reijnders has caught the eye of Manchester United scouts as Erik ten Hag was criticised by Graeme Souness over his spending on former Eredivisie stars

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to take up a 25 per cent minority stake at Manchester United along with taking on a larg role in the club's everyday footballing activities

Manchester United have spent more than £400million on transfers since Erik ten Hag became manager, demonstrating a lavish approach which Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS could well change

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is close to buying a 25 percent share in Manchester United, but he is already invested in the Mercedes F1 team, which is run by team principal Toto Wolff

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 is set to take up a 25 percent minority stake at Manchester United and take a greater role in the club's everyday activities - but manager Erik ten Hag has not been involved in any talks

COLUMN: Manchester United missed out on the likes of Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Declan Rice this summer and things will not change until the Glazers have fully sold the club

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is busy making plans for when his £1.4billion deal to buy 25 percent of Manchester United is complete, but the INEOS chief faces backlash from supporters

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

INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is pursuing a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United with the Glazer family seemingly reluctant to relinquish full control 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

Manchester United go to Bramall Lane on Saturday night with Erik ten Hag's team looking to achieve back-to-back Premier League wins for the first time this season

The much-maligned Glazer family will still have majority control over Manchester United after INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.4billion deal to buy a quarter of the club is confirmed

Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks set to purchase a 25 per cent minority stake in Manchester United and the 70-year-old is hopeful he can make an immediate impact in the January transfer window

Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks set to purchase a 25 percent minority stake in Manchester United which would see him take charge of the sporting side of the club's business, including their transfer dealings

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is closing in on buying a stake in Manchester United and he has now been urged to launch a major overhaul behind the scenes amid the club's underperformance