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Richard Arnold left Manchester United shortly after Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s arrival at Old Trafford - and he received a hefty pay-off from the Premier League giants

Manchester United officials, including John Murtough, have been conducting meetings in Spain as the club continue to plan ahead for the upcoming summer transfer window

Jim Ratcliffe completed the deal to acquire 27.7 per cent of Manchester United earlier this year and is quickly looking to revolutionise the club on and off the field

Manchester United's new 27.7 per cent owner is calling the shots in the football department at Old Trafford, and he wants to streamline the operation to bring the club in line with rivals

Sir Jim Ratcliffe could be persuaded to make a change in the Manchester United hotseat this summer with pressure mounting on under-fire boss Erik ten Hag after defeat to rivals Manchester City

Mason Greenwood has placed his image rights company into voluntary liquidation as paperwork shows Manchester United forward, who is on loan at Getafe, has still made significant profit

Erik ten Hag's future at Manchester United is looking bleak after an 11th Premier League defeat of the season, with Old Trafford legend Paul Scholes believing the club are already plotting to bring in his successor

Manchester City underlined the gulf in class between themselves and Manchester United on Sunday with Casemiro confessing they need to copy the blocks put in place at the Etihad

Persistent injury issues to left-backs Luke Shaw and Tyrell Malacia are thought to have inspired Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag to start searching for alternatives

Erik ten Hag has spoken out after Sir Jim Ratcliffe refused to publicly endorse him, claiming he has the backing of Manchester United's new co-owner and his INEOS team

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is now officially in charge of Manchester United’s football department and is already compiling a list of potential transfer targets for his first window at the helm

Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed his deal to acquire 27.7 per cent of Manchester United earlier this week, with the billionaire assuming control of footballing operations at Old Trafford

Sir Jim Ratcliffe plans to see Manchester United challenge at the very highest levels of competition and wants the quality on display at Old Trafford to match his dreams of success

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has finally completed his 25 percent takeover of Manchester United and will take full control of football operations at the club, much to the delight of fans

The INEOS founder has seen his purchase of 25 per cent of Manchester United confirmed by the Premier League and is already discussing moving the Red Devils out of Old Trafford

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has seen his takeover of Manchester United approved and he is ready to rip up the existing structure that has been allowed to operate under the Glazer family

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has officially taken over sporting control of Manchester United, but he already faces a potential problem due to his ownership of French side Nice

INEOS' 25 per cent purchase of Manchester United has been completed after receiving approval from the Premier League and Football Association

Jim Ratcliffe is wasting no time in charge of Manchester United with the club closing in on the appointment of Dan Ashworth from Newcastle United, putting the Glazers' failures in the spotlight

Manchester United have been labelled a "weird" team by Paul Scholes such has been their performances and results recently as the situation involving Dan Ashworth rumbles on

THE BIG DEBATE: Harry Kane has been in prolific form in his maiden season with Bayern Munich, but after three successive defeats there are rumblings of discontent

Manchester United slumped to a disappointing 3-1 loss to title rivals Arsenal on Saturday, leaving the Red Devils seven points off the Women's Super League's European spots

Old Trafford has widely been considered in need of updating and it appears high on the agenda as Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS look to exert their influence as the former completes his investment

The Old Trafford club are already bringing in Omar Berrada as CEO from Manchester City while they're expected to land Dan Ashworth as sporting director from Newcastle

The Red Devils' squad at 2023's financial year-end cost a collective 1.42 billion euros (£1.21bn) in transfer fees, eclipsing the figure of 1.33 billion euros recorded by Real Madrid in 2020