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Former Super Eagles captain, John Obi Mikel, flanked by the Research Coordinator, Niyi Beecroft (right), Head PR, Ms. Fadekemi Ahmed and Management Team Head Mr. Dwayne during the formal presentation of Back2Base project in Lagos yesterday
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LONDON: Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold admitted the club had "burnt through cash" after being filmed secretly while meeting with supporters of the struggling English giants.
Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold admitted the club had "burnt through cash" after being filmed secretly while meeting with supporters of the struggling English giants. But he promised new manager Erik Ten Hag, who will replace interim boss Ralf Ragnick, would have money to spend in a video clip posted on social media. Fans had been planning a protest outside Arnold's home amid ongoing unrest about the ownership of United by the US-based Glazer family.
Manchester chief executive Richard Arnold admitted the club had 'burned through cash' in an expletive-ridden conversation with fans. United have spent over £1 billion on players in the past nine years, with few trophies to show for it and no Premier League titles. Ad/> Last year the club finished trophyless and sixth, missing out on Champions League football.