Britain’s wealthiest individual, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has acquired a 25 percent stake in Manchester United, signaling imminent major changes within the club.
The prolonged saga of ownership at Manchester United, coupled with fan dissatisfaction towards the Glazers, has prompted regular protests against their management.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s recent acquisition marks the beginning of the end for the Glazer era at the club. Given the ongoing issues plaguing the team, encompassing managerial tactics and player performances, significant alterations are anticipated under Ratcliffe’s leadership.
A report from The Sun suggests that seven players from Manchester United could face potential sales and subsequent replacements.
Jadon Sancho tops the list, with his fractured relationship with manager Erik ten Hag reaching an irreparable state after Sancho’s refusal to apologize following a Twitter confrontation with ten Hag.
Andre Onana’s tenure at the club has been plagued by dismal performances, leading to speculation about a potential departure if his situation fails to improve.
Antony, despite the hefty £86 million signing from Ajax, has not delivered the anticipated results, leaving Manchester United regretting the hefty investment.
Casemiro, a four-time Champions League winner, has failed to make a significant impact since his move from Real Madrid, possibly opening the door for Kobbie Mainoo to replace him.
While Harry Maguire showcased an improved performance lately, uncertainties persist about his future at Manchester United, compounded by a failed move to West Ham and inconsistent rapport with the fanbase.
Raphael Varane faces potential departure, as Erik ten Hag has reportedly lost faith in him, resulting in his exclusion from the starting XI.
Despite being a consistent performer, Bruno Fernandes, Manchester United’s captain, has faced scrutiny for his occasional attitude, generating mixed reactions among the club’s supporters.