All news on the topic: Manchester United takeover

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

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

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

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

Former Liverpool sporting director Julian Ward has been linked with Manchester United this week, but the highly-rated executive is currently considering his options

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is understood to approve of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's plans to overhaul the club's non-playing staff if his offer for a minority stake is approved

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

Erik ten Hag will remain as Manchester United boss should Sir Jim Ratcliffe's move to take charge of the club's football operation go through - but major changes are planned

Sheikh Jassim appears to be out of the running to takeover Manchester United but Qatar still have plans of investing in former La Liga club Malaga and Santos from Brazil

INEOS chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the verge of buying a 25 per cent stake in Premier League club Manchester United and is expected to take control of football operations

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has agreed a deal to buy 25 percent of Manchester United from the Glazer family but joint ownership is rarely a success in football

Sir Jim Ratcliffe could target Michael Edwards to take over as sporting director Manchester United but it remains to be seen if he would be open to such a role

Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks set to purchase a minority stake in Manchester United after Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani withdrew his offer and the news has had an effect on the club's share price

Ineos chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe will focus on renovating Old Trafford and increasing capacity to 90,000 if his offer to buy a minority stake in Manchester United is approved

Ineos chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to acquire a 25 percent minority stake in Manchester United which would give him control over football matters at Old Trafford

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is getting straight to work on his plans for Manchester United, with INEOS figures reportedly in discussions over who could become the Red Devils' first ever sporting director

Patrick Vieira, the former OGC Nice boss, has already given Erik ten Hag some big clues about how Sir Jim Ratcliffe will operate in his new role at Manchester United

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to see his offer for a 25 percent stake in Manchester United approved this week, with the British billionaire already putting plans in place for the Red Devils

Qatari businessman Sheikh Jassim was unsuccessful in his attempts to buy Manchester United but he may now look to enter talks to takeover another Premier League club

The Glazers have decided to sell 25 per cent of Manchester United to Sir Jim Ratcliffe rather than give Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani ownership in a full takeover

Sir Jim Ratcliffe looks set to complete a deal for a 25 percent stake at Manchester United but Neville believes fans will still have a number of questions they want answering