Manchester United have placed their entire squad on the market with Sir Jim Ratcliffe keeping tabs on the club's PSR situation whilst he wants to change their constant failings when it comes to sellin

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will reportedly listen to offers for every single member of Manchester United’s first-team squad this year, including all five of their summer signings. Ruben Amorim is expected to demand several additions in 2025 and Man Utd could be forced to sell a number of their current stars in order to comply with Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has slammed Sir Jim Ratcliffe and claimed that “nothing positive” has happened since his arrival last year.

Kobbie Mainoo's future at Manchester United has suddenly become uncertain amid negotiations over a new contract, with the January transfer window offering him a route out

PAUL SCHOLES ripped into Sir Jim Ratcliffe and slammed Manchester United’s ticket prices in a scathing attack. There has growing anger and protests from fans aimed at the new owners after

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been accused of doing “nothing positive” during his first year at Manchester United and of not caring about fans with his “ridiculous” ticket price hikes by former midfielder Paul Scholes.

Paul Scholes has laid into Sir Jim Ratcliffe with a merciless rant about his first year as Manchester United co-owner, claiming he can't think of one positive change he has overseen since entering power.

Man Utd legend Paul Scholes insists that "everything is still negative" around Old Trafford despite Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS' arrival last year.

Scholes slammed the price increase in the latest episode of The Overlap and questioned how Ratcliffe had the gall to increase prices to watch the worst United side in decades. “£66 for a ticket is ridiculous.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has torn into Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS, claiming “they don’t care” amid controversial ticket price hikes.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is reportedly set to "slash" the funding received by the Manchester United Foundation in 2025 as part of his extreme cost-cutting regime, according to a report. The minority stakeholder has ruled with ruthless scythe since investing more than £1.