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Manchester United will have to consult Sir Jim Ratcliffe over all major sporting decisions, including all transfer business and any major staff dismissals, including Erik ten Hag

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

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is preparing to make significant changes at Manchester United after agreeing a £1.3billion deal with the Glazer family to acquire a 25 per cent stake

Sir Jim Ratcliffe agreed a £1.3billion deal to purchase a 25 per cent stake in Manchester United on Christmas Eve, giving him and his company, INEOS, control over the club's football operations

The British billionaire's deal to buy 25 per cent of the club he grew up supporting was completed on Christmas Eve, and he has been outlining his plans to fans

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has finally completed his purchase of a 25 percent stake in Manchester United after the deal was confirmed by the Premier League giants on Christmas Eve

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's minority takeover of Manchester United has been completed and the Ineos chief, who also invests in the Mercedes F1 team, could yet be joined by Lewis Hamilton

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is beginning to make his presence felt after completing his 25 percent investment in Manchester United and a first major appointment could be in the pipeline

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has become a leading figure at Manchester United after his takeover deal was complete with the billionaire keen to make an immediate impact on the club's recruitment

Manchester United's football department will soon officially be led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who already has plans in place at Old Trafford ahead of the January transfer window

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

Manchester United fans are giving their verdicts on Sir Jim Ratcliffe after the INEOS chairman agreed a £1.3billion deal to become a minority investor and take control of the club's football operations

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment to acquire a 25 percent stake has been confirmed by Manchester United, with the transfer window set to reopen in eight days' time on January 1

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will soon take control of Manchester United's football operations, having agreed to purchase a 25 percent stake in the club from the Glazer family for £1.3billion

Former Manchester United right-back Gary Neville has sent a pointed message to Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who has now been confirmed as a shareholder in the Red Devils

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

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

Erik ten Hag is under pressure heading into the January transfer window - after his lacklustre Manchester United team were beaten 2-0 in the Premier League by West Ham on Saturday

The January transfer window is fast approaching, with Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag now opening up on his plans for next month with his squad requiring reinforcements

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is expected to be busy again in the January transfer window despite previously spending more than £170million in the summer

Sir Jim Ratcliffe luxurious superyacht is worth a staggering £120million and has many features - such as a deck that can be transformed into a playing field for sports