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Ineos chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.3billion deal for a minority stake in Manchester United is expected to be approved imminently - and several players are expected to be moved on

Ineos chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the cusp of striking a £1.3bn agreement for a 25 per cent minority stake in Manchester United after months of submitting bids to the Glazers

INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is close to securing his 25 per cent stake at Manchester United but the lifelong fan will have soon have major club issues to address

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 takeover process could come to an end as early as next week with the Glazers set to remain as majority shareholders

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to take charge of football operations at Manchester United once the billionare buys a 25 per cent stake in the three-time European champions

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

Erik ten Hag has been coming under pressure amid Manchester United's dreadful season, with incoming stakeholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe expected to make big changes in the football department

Erik ten Hag's Manchester United must beat Marco Silva's Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday if they want to get their worrying Premier League campaign back on track

Toto Wolff has worked with Sir Jim Ratcliffe for many years as co-owners of the Mercedes Formula 1 team, leading to suggestions the Austrian may join his investment in Manchester United

Erik ten Hag will not receive any of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's proposed £245million investment to spend on the playing squad, with the British billionaire instead pledging to improve the club's infrastructure

Who is Sir Jim Ratcliffe? The Mirror takes a look inside the life of one of the UK's richest men, who is set to buy a 25 percent stake in Manchester United football club

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is closing in on buying a 25 per cent stake of Manchester United and the INEOS owner is planning to invest further to improve all areas, including the club's infrastructure

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the verge of purchasing a 25 percent stake in Manchester United, but his investment of more than £1bn looks like only being the beginning

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been told he already has the "next big manager" in world football on his payroll, with Roberto De Zerbie disciple Francesco Farioli impressing at Ratcliffe-owned Nice this season

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's potential plan to consider Graham Potter at Manchester United could be firmly in doubt as the ex-Chelsea boss is touted to become Sweden's next manager

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is under pressure heading into the Carabao Cup tie against Newcastle at Old Trafford, with the Manchester City defeat still fresh in the memory

Erik ten Hag has had a big say when it comes to Manchester United's transfer business since joining the club, but that could all change once Sir Jim Ratcliffe is in power

Erik ten Hag’s recruitment at Manchester United has once again been put under the spotlight following Sunday’s 3-0 humbling against fierce rivals Manchester City at Old Trafford

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment in Manchester United is expected to bring a number of changes, with chief executive Richard Arnold tipped to be the first to leave

Manchester United are expected to make a number of changes if and when Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment in the club materialises after a drawn-out takeover process

Club legend Gary Neville is desperate for three-time European champions Manchester United to be successful again after 15 years without a Champions League triumph

Manchester United will headed into Sunday's derby clash with Manchester City buoyed by a positive result in the Champions League after beating FC Copenhagen on Tuesday night

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is soon expected to complete a £1.4billion deal to purchase a 25 percent stake in Manchester United, with the INEOS head honcho assuming control of football operations