Erik ten Hag has admitted that Manchester United are not currently in a position to rival the likes of Manchester City and Arsenal in the Premier League title race.
It’s been widely speculated that Erik ten Hag is on borrowed time at Manchester United following the arrival of minority co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Questions
Manchester United could be in for a major shakeup this summer, with reports suggesting that as many as 11 players could be shown the door as Sir Jim Ratcliffe takes the reins to transform the club.
Manchester United Football Club is reportedly eyeing a summer move for Brentford striker Ivan Toney as part of a dressing room overhaul led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
Erik ten Hag banned three newspapers from asking questions at his Friday press conference. According to the Daily Mail, the Manchester United manager would not take any questions from three media outlets ahead of Saturday’s Premier League clash with Burnley at Old Trafford.
Manchester United are gearing up for their first-ever transfer window of the Sir Jim Ratcliffe era, which is expected to bring wholesale changes across the board.
Numerous Manchester United players face uncertain futures heading into the first transfer window of the Sir Jim Ratcliffe era. Despite putting pen to paper on a five-year deal last July, Marcus Rashford has again been at the centre of transfer speculation away from his boyhood club.
Dan Ashworth is reportedly set to take Newcastle to arbitration to push through a move to Manchester United ahead of the summer. The sporting director is currently on gardening leave since February after he informed Newcastle of his wishes to join Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS at Old Trafford.
Manchester United are reportedly planning a squad overhaul this summer as Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his new football operations team set out their plans to bring success back to England’s greatest club.
Manchester United chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe must pay up if he wants Dan Ashworth. The Newcastle United sporting director is on gardening leave, as he wants to join the Red Devils.
As Manchester United grapples with the fallout of a challenging season, a glimmer of hope emerges from the club’s youth ranks. Despite recent setbacks, the emergence of a new generation of talent offers fresh optimism for the Red Devils and their faithful supporters.
As it stands, Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly preparing to start the 2024/2025 campaign with Erik ten Hag still in charge of Manchester United, contrary to recent reports.
Gary Neville believes that INEOS have already made their mind up when it comes to the state of affairs at Manchester United. Following Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s deal to buy a minority stake of the football club in December, several appointments were made in the aftermath.
Manchester United are expected to oversee a mass exodus of the squad in Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s maiden transfer window as co-owner. The INEOS CEO has made clear his desire to restore the club to its former glories and have them competing among the likes of Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool again.
We can only speculate over what Sir Jim Ratcliffe took from Manchester United’s showing in the FA Cup semi-final on Sunday, as they certainly didn’t cover themselves in glory.
Departing Bayern Munich coach Thomas Tuchel has been approached by Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Former Chelsea manager Tuchel will leave Bayern at the end of the season.
Manchester United rescued themselves from a downfall they once again orchestrated as they squeezed through to the FA Cup final with a penalty shootout victory over Championship side Coventry City in a FA Cup classic.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has finally arrived at Wembley to watch Manchester United take on Coventry City in the FA Cup semi-final. The new co-owner, 71, had a delayed arrival to the tie as he was running today’s London marathon, finishing with a remarkable time of 4:30:52.
Erik ten Hag may be managing Manchester United on borrowed time after what can only be described as a turbulent campaign thus far. There’s no doubt that the Dutchman had credit in the bank following his maiden term in Manchester after he ended a six-year trophy drought, reached the FA Cup final and secured a third-placed finish.
Erik ten Hag may opt to cut ties with Manchester United before they have the chance to do so with him. Upon the culmination of the 2022/2023 campaign,
Manchester United are set for a busy summer transfer window, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe in line to oversee widespread changes at all levels. Ratcliffe acquired 25% of the club earlier this year and as part of that deal, INEOS will assume responsibility for the club’s footballing operations.
It’s no secret that Manchester United are having a torrid season on the field. Currently sitting in seventh place, level on points with Newcastle United with a vastly inferior goal difference, 12 defeats in 32 games have seen the scrutiny on beleaguered coach Erik ten Hag sharply increase after what was a largely successful first season.
Manchester United are already busy ahead of the summer transfer window's opening. The Red Devils want to sign top players to revamp their squad for manager Erik ten Hag.
Manchester United minority investor Sir Jim Ratcliffe has met with Amanda Staveley of Newcastle United. Ratcliffe, who controls sporting operations at the club, wants to hire Dan Ashworth as sporting director.
Manchester United drew 2-2 with arch-rivals Liverpool in a pulsating encounter at Old Trafford, with stunning goals from Bruno Fernandes and Kobbie Mainoo in between strikes from Luis Diaz and Mohamed Salah for the away side.
The tumultuous world of football takeovers often comes with its fair share of drama and controversy. Manchester United finds itself at the center of a legal dispute following comments made by Sir Jim Ratcliffe regarding Sheikh Jassim’s failed bid for the club.
Manchester United minority shareholder Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reluctantly admitted that he would prefer Arsenal to win the Premier League. The Gunners are embroiled in a tough title race alongside Liverpool and Manchester City.
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