Manchester United will “listen to offers” for all but three of their squad in this summer’s transfer window, according to reports.
The Sun reports new co-owners Ineos, headed up by British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe , are assuming control of football operations at Old Trafford and have already brought Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox in as chief executive and technical director.Start Your Free Trial today
They are willing to listen to offers for almost everyone, with agents and rival clubs well aware of Man Utd’s pivoting transfer policy. They are also set to miss out on Champions League revenue, although they will make some of that money up as their players would take a 25 per cent pay cut as per the terms of their contracts.
Chief Executive Football Operations England British Billionaire Central Midfield Anthony Martial Dylan Terry Jason Wilcox Florian Wirtz Donny Van Young Trio Victor Lindelof Mason Greenwood Manchester United Football Club Champions League Northern Europe Europe Ultra-Flexible Approach Bayer 04 Leverkusen Dave Brailsford Bayern Munich Jim Ratcliffe Christian Eriksen Brandon Williams
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Pep Guardiola urges Manchester City not to take eye off Premier LeaguePep Guardiola has warned his Manchester City players not to take their eye off the Premier League
Read more »
‘Sheen’ in water: Ageing oil pipeline off Gippsland coast shut off as leak probedA pipeline linking two oil platforms is being investigated as the source of a suspected hydrocarbon spill in Bass Strait.
Read more »
How an EPL powerhouse kept Gulden at the Swans and ‘out of the Melbourne bubble’At age 21m Errol Gulden was faced with the biggest decision of his career: whether to stay at the club he grew up in or seek riches elsewhere. He stayed.
Read more »
How an EPL powerhouse kept Gulden at the Swans and ‘out of the Melbourne bubble’At age 21m Errol Gulden was faced with the biggest decision of his career: whether to stay at the club he grew up in or seek riches elsewhere. He stayed.
Read more »
Police raid EPL club over horrific allegationsPolice swooped on a football stadium in the arrests of two Premier League stars over an alleged rape over the weekend.
Read more »
‘Slap across the face’: A-League All-Stars controversy eruptsEPL: Manchester City have taken a big step towards claiming a fourth straight Premier League title after their 4-0 win over Brighton.
Read more »