The owner of the minority of Manchester United Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly investigating the sale of Ligue 1 Club Nice. The Ratcliffe company, Ineos, bought 100% of the French club for a price of € 100 million (£ 85.3 million) in 2019. In March Ratcliffe said he didn't like to look at his French […]
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Eric Cantona claims that Manchester United has lost his soul when he signed his entire family as shareholders in Rebel Club FC United. The French legend was back in the city during the weekend and took on the disappointing aimless derby against City. But he also announced his feelings by agreeing to becoming co-owner of
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The owners of Manchester United Ineos and Rugby van Nieuw -Zeeland reached a settlement agreement on Monday after their dispute over a sponsor contract. New Zealand Rugby launched legal steps in February due to alleged breach of contract and claimed the global chemical producer – owned by the British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe – ran
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Co-owners of Manchester United have concluded an early exit from their sponsorship agreement with Tottenham after a payment agreement was reached, Inside Sport understands. Last month we reported how friendly discussions took place with a view to the petrochemicals of Sir Jim Ratcliffe who withdrew prematurely from a five -year deal signed in 2022. Ineos
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Ruben Amorim says that the players of Manchester United are not affected by the latest job losses at the club because they live in 'a bubble'. United has announced a round of dismissals that could take the total number of job losses up to 450, because Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos started running football activities
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The best stories and rumors about Sunday's newspapers … Sunday mirror Ineos will announce another round of dismissal in Manchester United on Monday and Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sir Dave Brailsford would like to forget the earlier performance of the club. West Ham United has seen a stunning 29,000 seasonal card holders run away from
Sir Jim Ratcliffe and the rest of Ineos are “sick” to hear about the glorious past and recent fall in Manchester United. And some within the Hierarchy of United believe that the recent struggles are falling to the legendary manager Sir Alex Ferguson, who remained at the club as an ambassador after he withdrew from
Sir Jim Ratcliffe can be forced this year from Manchester United. The British billionaire, 72, invested more than £ 1 billion to take a 27.7 percent interest in his beloved Red Devils just over a year ago. To say that so far it has been a tumultuous roller coaster ride, an understatement would be. Part
Earlier this year, Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos decided to pull their sponsorship of British Olympic legend Sir Ben Ainslie and his America’s Cup sailing team. While the official reason was that the partnership had run its course, Britain’s richest man could well have made the argument that he had seriously choppy waters to navigate
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The costs of the dismissal of Erik ten Hag in October are the main figure in the latest financial results of Manchester United. Ineos spoke £ 14.5 million reimbursements after performing an embarrassing U-turn on Ten Hag, its back room staff and, separately, short-lived transfer chief Dan Ashworth. But there are several other remarkable figures
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Co-owners of Manchester United returned in an extraordinary way after it originated, they were sued by the All Blacks. The Petrochemicals Giant of Sir Jim Ratcliffe has issued an explosive explanation that claims that they have decided to put an end to their sponsorship of new -Zeeland rugby, no less, to the 'deindustrialization of Europe'.
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The Ineo's of Sir Jim Ratcliffe are sued by the Rugby Team of Nieuw -Zeeland for “not paying sponsor costs.” It is the newest headache for the owner of Manchester United, who has seen his Red Devils side struggling to click under new boss Ruben Amorim. The Ineos of Ratcliffe corresponded to a six -year
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