An embarrassing moment for Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, in which he asked then-captain Katie Zelem “what she did at the club”, underscores Ineos’ continued bleak attitude to

SIR JIM RATCLIFFE could be forced out of Manchester United THIS YEAR. The British billionaire, 72, invested more than £1billion to take a 27.7 per cent stake in his beloved Red Devils little more

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has cut losses across their sporting empire as he looks to put his full focus on Manchester United

Manchester United's co-owners INEOS are in talks with Tottenham to end their sponsorship agreement with the club earlier than planned, sources have told ESPN.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe asked Man Utd women's captain Katie Zelem what she does when he first met her after investing in the club.

The turmoil under Manchester United’s INEOS leadership has continued to unravel with revelations of the club’s ‘penny-pinching’ that has seen purchases of Sellotape scrutinised in cost-cutting measures.

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Spurs promote Ineos Grenadier as their ‘official 4x4 vehicle partner’ but there are discussions to end deal two years prematurely

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment in Manchester United was meant to signal the beginning of a new era for the fallen giants, but there have been few signs that the torture will end any time soon. There have been a litany of errors both in the boardroom and on the pitch since the 72-year-old became a minority shareholder at Old Trafford on 20 February 2024,

Sir Jim Ratcliffe allegedly had an awkward moment at Manchester United's Carrington training ground when he reportedly asked the then-women's team captain Katie Zelem what she did

Sir Jim Ratcliffe made a shocking blunder in front of Katie Zelem when she was captain of Manchester United Women, according to reports. The British billionaire has faced criticism for a perceived lack of interest in women’s football since he become part-owner of United 12 months ago.