{"id":296970,"date":"2023-11-12T00:55:36","date_gmt":"2023-11-12T00:55:36","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sports-life-news.com\/?p=296970"},"modified":"2023-11-12T00:55:36","modified_gmt":"2023-11-12T00:55:36","slug":"sir-jim-ratcliffe-stance-on-ten-hag-sack-as-new-man-utd-chief-angry-over-deals","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sports-life-news.com\/soccer\/sir-jim-ratcliffe-stance-on-ten-hag-sack-as-new-man-utd-chief-angry-over-deals\/","title":{"rendered":"Sir Jim Ratcliffe ‘stance’ on Ten Hag sack as new Man Utd chief angry over deals"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Manchester United’s new incoming chief Sir Jim Ratcliffe is primed to make a whole host of changes to the club’s structure after being left stunned by their strategy in the transfer market, but Erik ten Hag could survive the cull despite facing pressure over his position. Reports suggest the former Ajax head coach’s previous success last season has not been forgotten by Ratcliffe as he prepares to take charge of the club’s football operations.<\/p>\n

Ratcliffe looks set to complete his \u00a31.3billion buy-in for a 25 per cent stake of the Red Devils on Monday after Sheikh Jassim withdrew from contention to purchase the club outright from the Glazer family.<\/p>\n

And one of the major tasks Ratcliffe is facing is overseeing a huge overhaul of the club’s recruitment team and scouting network, with the British billionaire reportedly far from happy with the club’s business in the transfer market.<\/p>\n

Ratcliffe has held discussions with co-chairman Joel Glazer over United\u2019s football structure, with the INEOS CEO set to make a series of new appointments to change the fabric of United’s hierarchy.<\/p>\n

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According to The Sun, CEO Richard Arnold, football director John Murtough and director of football operations David Harrison are all ‘in jeopardy’ as a result, but Ten Hag is set to remain in charge for the time being.<\/p>\n

In the last decade following Sir Alex Ferguson\u2019s retirement, United have splashed out an incredible \u00a31.4bn on players. But they are yet to add another league title to their collection of 20, with their only cup successes coming in the FA Cup, Carabao Cup and Europa League.<\/p>\n

The 71-year-old is understood to be ‘shocked’ that United have wasted so much money for such a little return in terms of success. Record signing Paul Pogba, who cost \u00a389m to sign from Juventus in 2016, was allowed to leave on a free transfer and expensive purchases like \u00a340m man Donny van de Beek don’t even make the matchday squad on occasion.<\/p>\n