David Ornstein comments on Sheikh Jassim buying Liverpool Football Club
Sheikh Jassim steps back from Manchester United purchase, sparking speculation about his next move in the football world.
Sheikh Jassim
Report: Sir Jim Ratcliffe eager for January signings at Manchester United
Amid FFP constraints and fan unrest, Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s potential £1.35 billion stake in Manchester United intensifies debates on the club’s future under the Glazers.
Manchester United takeover gets new timeframe as Sheikh Jassim receives renewed hope for bidding
Well-placed insiders are unconvinced that Sheikh Jassim has completely disappeared from the takeover process.
Erik ten Hag has immediate transfer demand for Sir Jim Ratcliffe
Manchester United’s ownership saga evolves as billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe nears a significant minority stake, while manager Erik ten Hag anticipates fresh January investments.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe decides first priority after taking over Manchester United sporting duties
British mogul Sir Jim Ratcliffe is on the brink of a game-changing £1.3 billion deal for a 25% stake in Manchester United, and has decided first priority after taking over.
Ex-Liverpool transfer guru considered to become new Man Utd sporting director
Ratcliffe considers former Premier League sporting director for key role at Old Trafford.
Manchester United stock slides after Sheikh Jassim withdraws takeover bid
Manchester United’s shares tumble as Qatari financier Sheikh Jassim withdraws takeover bid amidst a heated ownership battle.
Sheikh Jassim had planned three huge signings to make Man Utd compete for all major trophies
Sheikh Jassim’s exit from the Manchester United takeover race has unveiled ambitious plans for three high-caliber footballers.
Ineos blueprint revealed as Old Trafford set for expansion under Jim Ratcliffe
Billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe is poised to acquire a 25% stake in Manchester United, with potential plans to expand Old Trafford’s capacity.
Gary Neville reveals six ‘non-negotiables’ and poses 16 questions to Man Utd hierarchy
Sir Jim Ratcliffe edges closer to a 25% stake in Manchester United, sparking some important questions and points from Gary Neville.
