35 h. ago Why Manchester United owner protest has been postponed as fan group issue statement

Man Utd supporters' group The 1958 were planning to demonstrate against Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos prior to this weekend's opening-day match vs Arsenal.

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35 h. ago Manchester United fan group postpones protest against Sir Jim Ratcliffe

The 1958 had organised a march on ahead of United’s clash with Arsenal on the opening day of the season

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3 d. ago Cunha and Mbeumo offer glimpse of United’s new era but old boy De Gea steals show | Will Unwin

Ruben Amorim’s side still a work in progress but hopes are high for moment when Benjamin Sesko joins attacking new boys to lead expensive forward lineDavid de Gea between the sticks at Old Trafford was a moment of nostalgia for Manchester United fans, a timely reminded of better times. The goalkeeper’s departure at the end of the 2023 season epitomises the club’s self-inflicted problems, the sort of business ineptitude that has scarred United and Sir Jim Ratcliffe will demand is a thing of the past.When André Onana, a goalkeeper well-known to the then manager Erik ten Hag, was available for nothing, United allowed De Gea to run down his contract and then spend £40m on the Cameroonian a year later. The logic was lost on everyone, missing out on a fee for the Spaniard, despite a subpar final season, and then splashing out on an inferior replacement. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Inside my tour of the new Manchester United training centre at Carrington

After Sir Jim Ratcliffe cut the red ribbon, the MEN and other outlets were given a tour of the new Man United training hub.

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4 d. ago Inside the £50m Carrington revamp that could take Man United back to the top

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has spent £50m to improve Carrington and bring it up to modern standards

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4 d. ago ‘No excuses’: Manchester United admit new £50m training hub must spark success

New centre includes F1 simulation room and padel courtDalot: ‘Now there’s going to be no excuses’ on pitchDiogo Dalot says there will be “no excuses” if Manchester United do not succeed after the opening of a new £50m training facility.The minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe cut the ribbon on the building for the men’s team at Carrington after Sir Alex Ferguson unveiled a plaque to the long-serving club receptionist Kath Phipps, who died last year. Ratcliffe said the renovations were befitting of a club with ambitions to be one of the best in Europe, as he continues his plan to return United to previous heights. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe will know by January whether £50m decision was worth Man United's focus

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has seen £50m of his investment returned on Friday afternoon, but it will not be until next year that he discovers whether it was worth it

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4 d. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe hails Manchester United’s new training ground as ‘world class’

The Red Devils have called Carrington home since January 2000.

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4 d. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe unveils £50m revamp of Man United training ground Carrington

Man United have completed the revamp of their training ground as the club looks to build a “winning culture”

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7 d. ago Jim Ratcliffe has made clear what would force his Man Utd exit as fans plan protest

A Manchester United supporters' group are planning a protest ahead of the club's first Premier League game of the season and co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already claimed he will quit if he becomes as unpopular as the Glazers

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7 d. ago Man Utd fans plan first protest against Sir Jim Ratcliffe as they slam 'devil in disguise'

Manchester United supporters are still fuming over the club's plight and have staged protests accusing the ownership of robbing its "history, dignity and integrity" after a disastrous season led to a 15th placed finish

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7 d. ago Manchester United fans announce opening day protest and say ‘Jim Can’t Fix This’

Sir Jim Ratcliffe owns a 28.94 per cent stake in the club and has overseen wide, often unpopular, changes.

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8 d. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe attempts to find solution to solve Man Utd's £2bn problem

Manchester United are planning to build a new £2billion stadium, but there has been an issue over their attempts to buy some of the land needed to proceed with the project

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9 d. ago Ruben Amorim lifts lid on 'no bull****' Sir Jim Ratcliffe relationship at Man Utd

Ruben Amorim was the first Manchester United boss to be appointed by Sir Jim Ratcliffe following his arrival at Old Trafford and the Portuguese coach has now revealed how often they talk

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1 week ago Manchester United’s ‘Wembley of the North’ stadium plan hits the buffers

Talks deadlocked over asking price of rail terminal siteFreightliner’s £400m demand could delay £4.2bn buildManchester United’s plans to build a 100,000-seat stadium next to Old Trafford are facing delays due to a standoff over the price of land needed to begin work on the construction of the proposed ground Sir Jim Ratcliffe has called “the Wembley of the North”. The club want land used as a rail freight terminal to complete the Old Trafford Regeneration Project, which they claim will bring £7.3bn a year to the UK economy.United have held talks with Freightliner, the haulage company that owns and operates the terminal, about buying the land, but negotiations are deadlocked due to a disagreement over the price. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe goes fishing and takes Man Utd chiefs as Ruben Amorim awaits transfers

MAC OF THE NET COLUMN: Manchester United have taken a long time to secure transfers this summer - but Sir Jim Ratcliffe is spending his time fishing in Iceland instead

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3 w. ago Sir Jim Ratcliffe 'request' turned down by Ruben Amorim as Man United priorities clear

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe reportedly invited a couple of the club's key figures to join him in Iceland on a fishing trip before the Leeds friendly in Stockholm

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3 w. ago Manchester United make improved Bryan Mbeumo bid with £70m package

Offer to Brentford for forward includes guaranteed £65mUnited interested in Chelsea striker Nicolas JacksonManchester United have made an improved bid for the Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo. The offer is worth up to £70m, with £65m guaranteed and the rest add-ons.Ruben Amorim is eager to sign Mbeumo, who has indicated to Brentford he would like to join United, but Sir Jim Ratcliffe is eager not to pay over the odds. The London club have turned down at least one bid for Mbeumo from United and have demanded about £70m for a player who scored 20 Premier League goals last season. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Manchester United’s Mbeumo push stalls after Brentford raise price towards £70m

Ratcliffe values forward at £65m and intends to be patientBrentford regard position as firm with option on contractManchester United’s push to buy Bryan Mbeumo has stalledafter Brentford raised their valuation to closer to £70m, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe intent on not being pushed into paying more than his club’s £65m valuation of the forward.Mbeumo has told Brentford he wants to join United, and at the end of June Ratcliffe and Jason Wilcox, his director of football, believed a £65m package would land the 25-year-old. Brentford also privately indicated a medical was expected imminently. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Manchester United executives axed by Sir Jim Ratcliffe hired by Premier League rivals

Tottenham have agreed a deal with an agency that was set up by former Manchester United executives who were axed earlier this year as part of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's cost-cutting measures

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