Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham warned of £6.3bn Sir Jim Ratcliffe plan amid Man Utd takeover

Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham's owners have been warned of what could be about to happen at Man Utd as takeover hopeful hopes to wake Sir Jim Ratcliffe up.

Over recent times, we have already seen Newcastle and most recently the Blues acquire new owners. Both the PIF and Todd Boehly-Clearlake have big plans for their respective sides as both try to shake up the status quo at the top of the Premier League currently with the Man City and Liverpool domination. The Toon have so far been surprisingly stable in their spending as they look for gradual progression up the Premier League table under Eddie Howe's guidance.

For Chelsea, their new American owners are looking to make big statements of intent early on into their reign to send shivers and shockwaves to the rest of their competitors. So far this summer, they have spent around £170million on five new recruits and could end up this summer outlaying a grand total of £300m plus depending on what happens amid Wesley Fofana, Frenkie de Jong and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang talks.

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As these two aforementioned clubs look to progress, one club going in the opposite direction is Manchester United. Their opening day loss at home to Brighton didn't only reflect the poor business done so far this summer but also the mood within the place with Erik ten Hag already facing a battle to prove himself despite the lack of backing.

The likes of Darwin Nunez, de Jong, Denzel Dumfries and Antony were four main targets that ten Hag demanded during his job interview with the Glazers but so far, none have been delivered. In fact, Tyrell Malacia, Christian Eriksen and Lisandro Martínez have been the only business done