Sir Jim Ratcliffe confirms Manchester United plans as billionaire outlines vision for club
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Ineos billionaire Ratcliffe 'potential buyer' of Man United
British businessman Jim Ratcliffe is "definitely a potential buyer" of Manchester United if the English football giants go on sale, a spokesperson for the Ineos petrochemicals billionaire said Wednesday.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has two things the Glazers didn't have when they bought Manchester United
Sir Jim Ratcliffe's declaration of interest in buying Manchester United could well be the green shoots of hope that fans have been crying out for for several years.
NBA Abu Dhabi Games may be slam dunk for basketball in the region
With the NBA Abu Dhabi Games on Oct. 6 and 8 hosting the Milwaukee Bucks and Atlanta Hawks at the Etihad Arena on Yas Island, Arab News spoke to Saleh Mohamed Al-Geziry, director general of tourism at the Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi, about sports tourism, the partnership with the American league, and how it will lead to promoting basketball in the UAE and the region.
What is Jim Ratcliffe's net worth as he considers buying Manchester United?
Jim Ratcliffe has thrown his hat into the ring as a "potential buyer" of Manchester United, a spokesman for the British businessman has said.
What Sir Jim Ratcliffe said about Manchester United midfielder Fred
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday that the billionaire would be interested in taking over Manchester United from the Glazers, which has been met with an overwhelmingly positive reaction from supporters.
Jim Ratcliffe: Ineos billionaire 'definitely a potential buyer' of Manchester United
A spokesman for British businessman Jim Ratcliffe said the Ineos petrochemicals billionaire is "definitely a potential buyer" of Manchester United if the English football giants are put up for sale by the Glazer family.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already outlined how he would run Manchester United
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the Failsworth-born billionaire businessman who wants to buy Manchester United, has already outlined how he would run a football club when he attempted to buy Chelsea earlier this year.