Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is set to cut up to 200 more jobs at the Premier League club as part of ongoing cost-reduction efforts. The latest round of redundancies follows the axing of around 250 staff positions last year,

Jim Ratcliffe is preparing to make another 100 members of staff redundant at Manchester United − taking his total cull to 350 since assuming control at Old Trafford. United have lost £300m (€360m) in the past three years and a looming new round of job cuts is said to have left the rank and file feeling they are paying the price for mistakes at

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his INEOS group are believed to be set to axe another 100 to 200 jobs, just months after it was announced 250 people would be cut in a cost-cutting measure

Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS are reportedly looking at making over 100 staff members at Manchester United redundant, as part of their polarising cost-cutting measures, the Daily Mail has revealed. The top brass are eager to minimise the club's losses to ensure boss Ruben Amorim has the funds at his disposal to bolster the first-team.