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Billionaire Jim Ratcliffe Secures Stake in Manchester United

Catch a glimpse into the sporting empire of British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, as he secures a stake in Manchester United and aims for greatness in soccer ...

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Gary Neville criticises Man Utd’s ‘truly awful’ timing of Sir Jim Ratcliffe deal

The former United captain wished the Ineos Group chairman well in getting the club “back to being something respectable on and off the pitch”.

The Independent UK

Manchester United takeover: how much Sir Jim Ratcliffe plans to invest after buying 25%

The Red Devils have confirmed they have agreed to sell a minority stake in club as INEOS owner takes charge of football operations

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INEOS's Sports Portfolio: F1 To Sailing

British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has expanded his sports portfolio by buying a 25 percent stake in Manchester United.

International Business Times

Sir Jim Ratcliffe vows to get Manchester United ‘back where we belong’ after purchase confirmed

Ineos will assume delegated responsibility for football operations under the deal, which was announced on Christmas Eve

The Independent UK

Manchester United: How Sir Jim Ratcliffe plans on overhauling failing transfer strategy and lead a revolution

With footballing matters soon to be under his control, the boyhood fan has big plans to put in place

Evening Standard

Gary Neville calls Man Utd ‘a disgrace to the end’ over ‘truly awful’ timing of takeover

After months of talks, United announced the major news at 4pm on Christmas Eve

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Jim Ratcliffe: Man Utd Fan Turned Part-owner

British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe already has interests in football, Formula One and cycling.

International Business Times

INEOS's Ratcliffe Agrees Deal To Buy 25 Percent Of Man Utd

INEOS chairman Jim Ratcliffe has agreed a deal to buy a 25 percent stake in Manchester United for about GBP1.25 billion ($1.6 billion) and will take control of the Premier League club's football operations, it was announced on Sunday.

International Business Times

INEOS's Jim Ratcliffe agrees deal to buy 25 percent of Manchester United

NEW DELHI: British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe on Sunday struck a long awaited deal to buy a 25 percent stake (at a reported 1.6 billion) in Premier League club Manchester United and pledged to invest $300 million in the club to try to revive its fortunes.

The Times of India

Soccer | Ratcliffe becomes minority shareholder of Manchester United

British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe buys 25% stake in Manchester United, outbidding Qatar's Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al Thani.

The Hindu

Sir Jim Ratcliffe will have no honeymoon as he faces urgent problems at Manchester United

Ratcliffe has completed his lifelong dream by purchasing a stake in Manchester United – but reality is set to bite immediately

The Independent UK

Will Jim Ratcliffe’s stake in Manchester United lighten damp air at Old Trafford?

A minority shareholding can hold significant power but Jim Ratcliffe’s stake may not mark the beginning of the end for the Glazers at Manchester United

The Guardian - UK

Everything you still don’t know about the Manchester United takeover

How Jim Ratcliffe – a ‘blunt’ British billionaire – secured a minority stake at United, while Qatar’s Sheikh Jassim proved to be a ‘non-runner’

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Evening Standard

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is in at Manchester United... here's what comes next

The lifelong Manchester United fan has big plans for his boyhood club

Evening Standard

Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes Manchester United minority stake purchase

The long-awaited announcement has finally been made as the British billionaire takes control of footballing matters with a 25 per cent stake

The Guardian - UK

Sir Jim Ratcliffe completes deal to buy Manchester United 25% minority stake

The British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe has spent just over £1bn to acquire up to 25% of Manchester United and gain control of football operations

The Independent UK

Sir Jim Ratcliffe finally completes Manchester United minority takeover

The Ineos owner has bought a 25 per cent stake from the Glazer family to invest in the team he supported as a boy and take control of footballing operations

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Finding the window to flourish – Luke Plapp comes home to take on the world

'I still think Ineos was the best place for me to start ... it was just the right time now to make that switch to Jayco' says 22 year old Australian

Evening Standard

Manchester United: Sir Jim Ratcliffe 'wants Newcastle's Dan Ashworth as new sporting director'

Dan Ashworth has a huge reputation in English football

The Independent UK

Jurgen Klopp creates Liverpool 2.0 to expose Man Utd’s enduring problem

The Red Devils face a daunting trip to Anfield, the scene of their greatest humiliation under Erik ten Hag in last season’s 7-0 defeat, with no sign of a brighter future

Cycling Weekly

A complete history of Ineos Grenadiers kits, from Adidas to Gobik, via Rapha

The British team switch to Gobik in 2024 after two years with Bioracer

Cycling News

'No perfect goodbyes' for Tao Geoghegan Hart as he trades Ineos for Lidl-Trek

British rider rebuilds balance and strength after breaking hip, says he's riding pain-free

Cycling Weekly

Tao Geoghegan Hart to target Tour de France for Lidl-Trek in 2024

Londoner says goodbye to Ineos Grenadiers in heartfelt message: "Having had the chance to work with so many great people has been a privilege"

The Independent UK

Manchester United enter huge week stuck in endless cycle

Games against Bayern Munich and Liverpool could be defining for Erik ten Hag but the Red Devils are trapped in a painful loop

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