Bench him permanently, he reign in Manchester United has come to an end, let him leave Old Trafford with immediate effect – Sir Jim Ratcliffe blast Marcus Rashford this morning in a press conference 

Bench him permanently, he reign in Manchester United has come to an end, let him leave Old Trafford with immediate effect – Sir Jim Ratcliffe blast Marcus Rashford this morning in a press conference 

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Man Utd news: Marcus Rashford’s future ‘uncertain’ as Sir Jim Ratcliffe plans departures

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is preparing to oversee a significant upheaval at Manchester United in the summer transfer window and Marcus Rashford’s future has entered the spotlight

 

Billionaire Jim Ratcliffe, chairman and founder of Ineos Group Holdings Plc, during a Bloomberg Television interview at The Grenadier pub in London, UK, on Friday, Feb. 23, 2024. Ratcliffe’s Ineos Automotive offered a first look Friday at the Fusilier, a sport utility vehicle smaller than the Grenadier 4×4 that the closely held company started selling early last year. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg via Getty Images

Sir Jim Ratcliffe plans to be ruthless with Manchester United’s high earners(Hollie Adams/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

By Nathan Ridley

03:00, 27 Feb 2024UPDATED05:11, 27 Feb 2024

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has one heck of a job on his hands.

 

 

After officially becoming a 27.7 per cent shareholder in Manchester United last week, the INEOS chairman watched his beloved Red Devils lose dismally at home to Fulham on Saturday. Erik ten Hag’s side suffered a deserved 2-1 defeat, their eighth home loss of the season in all competitions, as their chances of finishing in the Champions League spots suffered a serious blow.

 

 

Unless he sacks Ten Hag, Ratcliffe’s first major event as co-owner will be the summer transfer window, with outgoings seemingly just as important as incomings. The British billionaire has criticised the work of previous regimes but now it’s his turn to call the shots – and one particular departure would be a huge statement.

 

Here’s a round-up of the latest news from Old Trafford.

 

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Rashford facing ‘uncertain’ future

Marcus Rashford is among the players who could be sold by Manchester United this summer. According to the MEN, Sir Jim Ratcliffe wants to sanction at least 10 departures – including high-earning players – and it’s reported that Rashford’s future is uncertain.

 

Having signed a new long-term contract last summer, putting him on more than £300,000 per week, the England international has only scored five goals in 25 Premier League games and some supporters are urging Ratcliffe to ship him out.

 

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Marcus Rashford’s form and attitude are under scrutiny(Robbie Jay Barratt – AMA/Getty Images)

Ten Hag sent damning verdict

Erik ten Hag has been told that his Manchester United players ‘didn’t want it enough’ against Fulham. Calvin Bassey, who scored Fulham’s opening goal at Old Trafford before Alex Iwobi’s 97th-minute winner, claims that it was desire, not quality, which separated the sides.

 

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