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Sir Jim Ratcliffe is closing in on a deal for a 25 percent stake in Manchester United, with the British billionaire promising to enact massive changes to the Premier League club's structure

Sir Jim Ratcliffe would more than likely run Manchester United in a completely different way to the Glazer family, who have been in power at Old Trafford since 2005

Manchester United have been controlled by the Glazers for 18 years but in recent times their failings have been laid bare, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe set to come in and take control of football operations

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

Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold will leave the club in December after 16 years of service, with Ineos chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe set to appoint a new CEO

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

Manchester United's unpopular owners the Glazer family opted to stay away from the service commemorating the life of one of the club's greatest ever players as Sir Bobby Charlton was laid to rest

Joel Glazer once viewed Anthony Martial as Manchester United's "Pele" and was even at odds with previous managers over the forward's future at Old Trafford - none of whom seemed to rate him

Prospective Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has seemingly been busy planning for life at Old Trafford after holding a round of private talks with Joel Glazer

A service will be held in Manchester on Monday in memory of United icon Sir Bobby Charlton, who passed away last month, but the club's owners the Glazer family have opted not to attend

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

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

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Todd Bowles are under pressure after slow starts to their second seasons in charge

Manchester United spent more than £170million in the summer but despite wins in their last three games huge question marks remain over the club's transfer policy

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

Erik ten Hag has made clear how he feels Manchester United could shake up their attack by claiming Anthony Martial and Ramsus Hojlund can play alongside each other

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

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 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

Manchester United will struggle to recuperate all of the £73million they spent on Jadon Sancho two years ago - with the winger set to quit Old Trafford in January

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

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

The Ineos chief is closing in on a deal that will see him buy 25 per cent of the Old Trafford club but he faces a heavy list of tasks in an attempt to restore them to the status of genuine challengers

The Manchester United takeover saga is nearing a conclusion with Sir Jim Ratcliffe set to buy a minority stake in the club - almost 12 months after the Glazers started the process