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Sir Jim Ratcliffe invested almost £250million into Manchester United over the last year since Ineos assumed responsibility for management of football operations

Sir Jim Ratcliffe was back at Old Trafford for the first time in two months to see Man United win late on against Southampton.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has injected £80million into the club in the form of a new share issue, sources have told Football Insider. A Companies House submission on Monday (13 January), backdated to 10 January, revealed Red Football Limited – an immediate parent company of Man United – has issued 100 shares.

Manchester United might have enjoyed a stunning late comeback against Southampton but Sir Jim Ratcliffe had a face like thunder during the Premier League game. A Manuel Ugarte own-goal gave the

Manchester United's dramatic fall from grace hits new depths as manager Ruben Amorim delivers a shocking verdict, labelling his squad potentially the worst in the club's storied history. This brutal assessment comes amid a crisis that has seen the Red Devils suffer their worst start since 1893.

Paul Scholes has not held back on his one-year assessment of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s ownership at Manchester United. It has been 12 months since Ratcliffe’s £1.2bn takeover at Manchester United was completed, and the British billionaire’s reputation among the fanbase has taken a beating.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim admitted to a chat with the club’s minority owner.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe was in attendance as United beat Southampton 3-1 at Old Trafford.

Paul Scholes says Jim Ratcliffe has done "nothing positive" during his first year at Manchester United and believes ticket price increases show he does not care about the fans. Ineos chairman Ratcliffe, the 72-year local-born billionaire who became ...

Ruben Amorim said he was thankful that Amad's late hat trick against Southampton made a post-match conversation with Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe go smoothly.

But against Southampton, he had a torrid night. Kamaldeen Sulemana went past him at will and by the 58th minute, when it had happened for the fourth time, Yoro unleashed a howl of angst, whipping his head in annoyance.

Someone needed to say it, to spell out in public how far these Manchester United players had fallen. You just never expected it would be their own manager. Ruben Amorim’s verdict on his hapless team was so savage,