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Sir Jim Ratcliffe is plotting major changes behind the scenes at Manchester United, having been open in his opinion of the current hierarchy spending "dumb money" on transfers

A raft of changes are expected at Manchester United once Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes his purchase of a minority stake in the club, with Paul Mitchell among the frontrunners to be named sporting director

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

Manchester United have announced that Richard Arnold will leave his role with Patrick Stewart becoming their interim chief executive having been at the club since 2006

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 have confirmed CEO Richard Arnold's departure later on Wednesday, with the news coming ahead of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's proposed staged takeover of the club

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

The INEOS chief expects his deal to buy 25 per cent of the club to be approved and he is set to take control of football operations at Old Trafford

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

Pressure is continuing to crank up on Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag following a poor run of results and all does not appear to be well behind the scenes at Old Trafford either

Erik ten Hag saw the pressure crank up on his Manchester United job after the weekend’s defeat to Manchester City and the club hierarchy have now made a call over his position

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

Rylan Clarke's celebrity pals have showered the beloved Essex native with kind messages as he shows off his glam new look in celebration of his 35th birthday

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 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

Sir Jim Ratcliffe was not afraid to voice his opinion on Manchester United's questionable use of money in the transfer market during his visit to the club in March

Mason Greenwood will spend the rest of the 2022-23 season on loan at La Liga side Getafe, with the Manchester United forward enjoying a promising start to life in Spain

Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold has sparked outrage

Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold addressed staff concerns in an online meeting last month and was grilled over the Red Devils’ stance on Mason Greenwood and Antony

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag pulled no punches with his assessment of his team's performance following Saturday's chastening 1-0 loss at home to Crystal Palace

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Manchester United have endured a rotten start to the new season both on and off the pitch under Erik ten Hag, with chief executive Richard Arnold already facing some testing questions