Manchester United have now received almost another £80 million investment from Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos. The move happened a month ago, on 10 December, but has become official this week.

Ratcliffe has made what he calls “difficult and unpopular decisions” since becoming co-owner at a club he felt had become “mediocre”. Around 250 members of staff have left and Sir Alex ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has transferred ownership of his shares in Manchester United to INEOS ... Andy Currie and John Reece. The trio have collective voting and investment power of over the shares ...

The final tranche of funding promised by Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been confirmed. As part of the £1.2bn deal to acquire 27.7% of the Glazer family’s shareholding in the ...

Marcus Rashford’s future at Manchester United is in limbo as club owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly refused to allow the star forward to join a Premier League rival. Rashford, now 27 ...

Just over 12 months ago Manchester United ... And then, at the turn of this year, all that changed. In February, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS officially announced as co-owners, paying £1 ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will allow Ruben Amorim to determine the future of Marcus Rashford after the Manchester United star was left out again during the loss to Bournemouth. The Englishman watched on ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will need to make unpopular decisions to fix Manchester United It is exactly 12 months on Christmas Eve since Sir Jim Ratcliffe agreed a deal with the Glazers for an influential ...

Manchester United’s rivals are ready to pounce on a January deal for Kobbie Mainoo, Alejandro Garnacho and Marcus Rashford as ...

The powerbrokers at Manchester United will NOT allow Marcus ... also been weighing up a potential move for the forward. Sir Jim Ratcliffe is said to have no desire to sanction such a move, meaning ...

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has increased his stake in Manchester United to nearly 29 per cent after completing the cash injection promised when purchasing his minority stake in the Premier League club.