Manchester United is set on AX to 200 more staff in the latest brutal cost savings of Sir Jim Ratcliffe.
The British billionaire paid £ 1 billion for 27.7 percent of the club last year and has since gone to desperate measures to determine finances in Old Trafford.
The sun understands that between 100-200 employees are fired in his last attempt to lower the costs.
All departments run the risk of seeing their numbers beating.
A source told the sun exclusively: “In the end, football is a company, but there are hundreds of people who work tirelessly behind the scenes who contribute to the success of a club.
“Morally is already on the ground after last year's job losses. This will come a new big blow.”
It is after Ratcliffe made 250 of the 1,150 workforce in July.
Man Utd has lost £ 300 million in the last three years and despite cash that has been injected by the Ineos regime, the image remains “challenging” in the long term.
Ratcliffe is determined to bring the glory days back to the club and is willing to transform things on and next to the field.
Man UTD investigates every option to save money and increase the income.
The new owners have already increased the ticket prices controversially, have removed Sir Alex Ferguson from his ambassador role and canceled the Christmas party of the staff.
Although there has been little to encourage the field, with the team in the 13th in the table.
Manager Ruben Amorim even admitted that relegation was a “possibility” earlier this season and called his side the “worst in the United History”.
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