Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is considering further redundancies at the club. Senior sources confirmed the club are looking at further cost-cutting options with United losing almost £300m over the past three years,

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly planning to axe up to 200 more staff as part of his efforts to reduce operational costs at the club.Since Ratcliffe completed his partial

The one-year anniversary of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment into Man Utd is approaching and it's been a disastrous 12 months for the billionaire.

New Zealand Rugby (NZR) have taken legal action against INEOS after the Manchester United co-owners missed a payment deadline. INEOS, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, agreed a six-year sponsorship contract with NZR but have been accused by the All Blacks of missing their first payment of 2025 and attempting to withdraw from the agreement ahead of schedule.

INEOS have released a statement that should set alarm bells ringing in the Manchester United fanbase. Last year, Sir Jim Ratcliffe arrived as the self-styled saviour of the club he grew up supporting and vowed to pump millions into the faltering Premier League giants.

Trying to divine a strategy in Ineos’s approach to sports sponsorship/ownership is not always easy. Not least because the company does not say much on or off the record. It is left largely to Sir Jim Ratcliffe to provide his thoughts,

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS group are believed to be set to axe another 100 to 200 jobs, just months after it was announced 250 people would be cut in a cost-cutting measure

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS are reportedly looking at making over 100 staff members at Manchester United redundant, as part of their polarising cost-cutting measures, the Daily Mail has revealed. The top brass are eager to minimise the club's losses to ensure boss Ruben Amorim has the funds at his disposal to bolster the first-team.