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From transfers to Rashford: key issues now facing Manchester United

Sir Jim Ratcliffe needs to get matters right on and off the pitch after deciding to stick by Erik ten Hag

The Guardian - UK

Ratcliffe’s Manchester United project faces defining test in transfer window

Billionaire must cull to increase budget and embarks on crucial summer without clarity over next season’s manager

The Guardian - UK

Lack of alternatives could lead to Erik ten Hag staying at Manchester United

As season threatens to implode, Dutchman’s two years at Old Trafford may well give him the edge on potential replacements

The Guardian - UK

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Erik ten Hag at Manchester United: should he stay or should he go?

Head coach has been hampered by injuries but has not established a discernible playing style – while Thomas Tuchel will be available

The Guardian - UK

'It was time to change': No regrets for Rod Ellingworth after leaving Ineos Grenadiers

New Tour of Britain race director says he is still on good terms with Dave Brailsford after resigning from team last year

Cycling Weekly

Should Ratcliffe stick or twist at Manchester United with Ten Hag?

Sir Jim Ratcliffe must weigh up whether to show faith in Erik ten Hag despite countless problems on and off the pitch at Manchester United

The Guardian - UK

Why Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag could STAY, as summer of speculation approaches

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is into his second season – but questions are continuing to linger over his third

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Erik Ten Hag's Future At Manchester United Hangs In Balance

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag faces uncertainty as new owners evaluate his future at the club. Pressure to secure top-four finish and Champions Le...

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Premier League approves Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Manchester United stake acquisition

This article provides an update on Jim Ratcliffe's proposed 25% stake in Manchester United, with the Premier League giving their approval for the deal.

Cycling Weekly

I know very little about football, but I know that there is no sport in the world that you can’t analyse to the benefit of the player, says Dr Hutch

Dave Brailsford is poised to enter the world of Premier League Football, and the Doc believes he will fit right in

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UK cycling boom was not here to stay and lack of institutional will could keep it away

The 2010s was the decade for the sport until rising costs and a shift of tone hit hard. The enthusiasm is, however, still there …

The Guardian - UK

Manchester United’s meat-grinding of talent continues to show

Player frustrations echoed the club’s failure to make the most of their recruitment which they will need to return to greatness

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Manchester United tipped to land Conor Gallagher – and beat Tottenham to their target: report

Manchester United are said be to looking to bolster their homegrown contingent as Sir Jim Ratcliffe gets his feet under the table at Old Trafford

Cycling Weekly

Geraint Thomas to race Giro d’Italia and Tour de France in 2024

Welshman will return to the Giro in May before heading to the French Grand Tour as part of the Ineos Grenadiers squad

Cycling News

Geraint Thomas to ride Giro d'Italia and Tour de France in 2024

'It's something which will certainly get me out of bed in the morning' says Welshman

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Manchester United commitment reinforced as Sir Dave Brailsford steps back from role - report

Manchester United's boardroom changes are continuing, with Sir Jim Ratcliffe's right-hand man focusing on turning things around at Old Trafford

The Guardian - UK

Brailsford has not turned his back on cycling, insists new Ineos CEO

John Allert, the new chief executive of the Ineos Grenadiers, has denied suggestions that Dave Brailsford has turned his back on cycling to devote himself to his new role at Manchester United

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