Manchester United share price latest as Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes takeover
The value of Manchester United's shares fell by 8.65 per cent ($1.51) following the announcement that Sir Jim Ratcliffe has bought a 25 per cent stake in the club.
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Sir Jim Ratcliffe said what Manchester United fans have refused to accept for years about Man City
It's the start of a big, bold new era at Manchester United. Sir Jim Ratcliffe has finally completed his purchase of around 25 per cent of the club, taking over the football operations of the club as part of the deal. In his first big series of interviews since the part-takeover was completed, Ratcliffe set out his vision for United under his leadership.
German fans ready to celebrate win over DFL plans as Bayern crisis deepens
Bundesliga fans will this weekend celebrate their victory over the German Football League's (DFL) now-scrapped investment plans as champions Bayern Munich struggle with their own crisis which risks derailing their entire season.
Arrest warrant issued for former Manchester United bidder Thomas Zilliacus
The Singapore Police Force has issued an arrest warrant for former Manchester United takeover hopeful Thomas Zilliacus.
Diogo Dalot explains what Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment gave Manchester United players
Diogo Dalot believes Sir Jim Ratcliffe's acquisition of a minority stake at Manchester United has brought 'different energy' around Carrington, which has boosted morale.
Formula E CEO Offers To Give $250,000 To Charity If Someone Other Than Max Verstappen Wins F1 Title
A new Formula 1 season is coming our way in a week and a half, and right now, teams are in Bahrain putting their 2024 cars through their paces in pre-season testing.
Miami Open director Blake fined for breaching betting sponsorship rules
Former ATP finalist and Miami Open tournament director James Blake has been fined for breaching betting sponsorship rules, the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) said on Wednesday, while adding the breach was not intentional.
German Bundesliga drops foreign investor search after fan protests - DFL
BERLIN :The German Football League (DFL), in charge of the country's top two divisions, on Wednesday stopped a process of finding a foreign investor for a stake in its broadcasting arm amid growing fan protests.