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Sir Jim Ratcliffe was born in Failsworth, Greater Manchester and he supported Manchester United growing up. Ratcliffe is Britain's richest man, worth an estimated £10.8billion, and has been considered a potential saviour at Old Trafford for some time now.
Arsenal have signed striker Lina Hurtig from Juventus.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe would be interested in buying Manchester United if the Premier League club was for sale.
Shaun Murphy has revealed he has undergone gastric sleeve surgery in a bid to rejuvenate his career as well as the criticism he received on social media. Having made the World Championship final in 2021, where he was beaten by Mark Selby, Murphy had one of the most difficult seasons of his career. Ad He was knocked out in the early stages of most ranking tournaments including a first-round loss to amateur player Si Jiahui at the UK Championship, where Murphy claimed “it was not fair” to face players of that calibre.
The Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST) said on Thursday any new owner of the Premier League club must be willing to invest heavily to restore its former glory amid speculation of a sale by the Glazer family.
Manchester United find themselves in the unusual position of propping up the Premier League, battered by takeover talk, uncertainty about the future of their superstar forward, and desperate for new recruits.
Indian cricket superstar Virat Kohli, who took his team to unprecedented heights, says he has struggled with his mental health throughout his career, local media reported Thursday.
As we move into the latter part of the year, businesses have gone through their stocks of stationery and schools are in need of all their supplies before the new school year starts in just a matter of weeks.