Sir Jim Ratcliffe Sempat Pertanyakan Transfer MU, Singgung Casemiro
Sir Jim Ratcliffe sempat mempertanyakan kebijakan transfer Manchester United. Calon pemilik saham Setan Merah itu disebut menyinggung perekrutan Casemiro.
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Manchester United icon takes aim at 'big-name players' as he explains why Scott McTominay should start
Former striker Andy Cole has said Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay deserves to be reinstated to the starting line-up after making positive contributions for both club and country in recent weeks.
Manchester United defender Harry Maguire's 'proper fans don't boo' comments criticised
Harry Maguire has been criticised after he claimed England supporters who boo the team's players aren't "proper fans".
Sir Jim Ratcliffe changing Manchester United transfer strategy will be easier said than done
When you've spent more than £1.5bn on transfers in the last decade to win an FA Cup, a League Cup and a Europa League, it's understandable that your transfer strategy is going to come under the spotlight.
The Glazers got it wrong again with three huge errors in Manchester United takeover process
The Manchester United takeover process is finally edging towards a conclusion, although not one many supporters wanted.
The transformative sporting force behind Sir Jim Ratcliffe hoping to revolutionise Manchester United
You can board the Sir Dave Brailsford train up Snowdon in North Wales.
Manchester United get Casemiro injury boost ahead of Sheffield United fixture
Manchester United midfielder Casemiro eased concerns about his ankle injury after starting Brazil's 2-0 defeat to Uruguay in their 2026 World Cup qualifier in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Manchester United Sale Saga Leaves Fans With More Questions Than Answers
Nearly a year after Manchester United opened the doors to outside investment, British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe looks set to buy a 25 percent stake in the English Premier League club. A proposed deal worth a reported 1.3 billion pounds ($1.6 billion) is expected to be ratified at a United board meeting on Thursday. But the fact that the Glazer family will remain in control of the club comes as a bitter disappointment for most fans, who were desperate to see the back of the unpopular Americans.