Man Utd do NOT have the funds to make any major moves in January and are desperately trying to get rid of some high earners

New Red Devils co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is quickly making himself a hugely unpopular figure at Old Trafford. The INEOS billionaire acquired a stake in the club he grew up supporting this year and styled himself as the man to turn Man Utd's fortunes around.

Manchester United fan group The 1958 launched a scathing review of the first 12 months under the minority ownership of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has cut £40,000 annual funding to the Association of Former Manchester United Players (AFMUP), the charity has claimed.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe purchased a minority stake in Manchester United on Christmas Eve, 2024. The year since has been one of notable numbers — and many of them not particularly good.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been accused of secretly cancelling Manchester United's long-standing payments to a charity which provides support to the club's former players. Ratcliffe has overseen a series of controversial cost-cutting measures.

Manchester United owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been strongly criticised for his most recent cost-cutting measure.

INEOS, since becoming co-owners of Manchester United, have been on a cost-cutting spree which has not impressed fans and staff.They became highly unpopular when they took the decision to raise ticket

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly set to "slash" the funding received by the Manchester United Foundation in 2025 as part of his extreme cost-cutting regime, according to a report. The minority stakeholder has ruled with ruthless scythe since investing more than £1.

Manchester United Football Club is to cut the funding it provides to its charitable arm as part of a purge of costs being overseen by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, its newest billionaire shareholder.