Ruben Amorim should be given three years to succeed at Manchester United, according to the club’s co-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe. Amorim has endured a tough time since replacing Erik ten Hag at Old ...

The Glazer family rejected a takeover bid from a Qatar consortium led by Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad Al Thani last year, when they ultimately sold a 27.7 per cent stake in the club to INEOS founder ...

Roy Keane and Paul Scholes have disagreed about who should become the next Manchester United manager, if Ruben Amorim is sacked. Amorim's position at Old Trafford is safe for now following United's ...

To be fair to Sir Jim Ratcliffe, he is not one of those owners who tries to sweet-talk the supporters. No currying favours with the fans or cuddling up to the common people for the billionaire who has ...

Ruben Amorim has been given three years to prove himself at Manchester United after co-owner Jim Ratcliffe insisted he will not make a knee-jerk decision about the under-fire manager's future. DARREN ...

Roy Keane has named his dream replacement for Ruben Amorim if Manchester United give him the boot. Amorim is under increasing pressure at Old Trafford.

Manchester United minority owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has vowed to give Ruben Amorim at least three years to turn things around at Old Trafford—pointing to the journey Arsenal have been on with Mikel ...

Areport has claimed that Manchester United are preparing to splash a new club-record fee on a Barcelona star, though TEAMtalk can explain why the rumours must be taken with a pinch of salt.

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Manchester United are planning mid-season friendlies abroad to plug the financial hole from their lack of European football but crossing continents when a top-four finish is at stake could backfire ba ...

Ruben Amorim sets the tone for Man United’s new season with bold ambition, spotlighting team leaders, fresh signings, and a relentless drive for silverware.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's backing of Ruben Amorim makes the news but the bigger boost is to a party that has effectively employed Ineos.