After 38 years, Sir Alex Ferguson will soon no longer be a paid employee of Manchester United. His role as the club’s global ambassador has apparently been curtailed. When the pair met last week, he was told by Sir Jim Ratcliffe – the part-owner responsible for the club’s day-to-day football operation – that while always welcome in the directors’ box at matches in future,

Colin Neville of merchant bank Raine Group was quizzed on the Manchester United deal at Leaders Week in London

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is being compared to detested former Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley for his Sir Alex Ferguson treatment.

Manchester United great Alex Ferguson will step down from his role as club ambassador at the end of the season, a person with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe has continued his cost-cutting at Manchester United by axing the club’s Christmas party this year.

Manchester United are reportedly making a big recruitment change after the new hierarchy of Dan Ashworth, Omar Berrda, Jason Wilcox, and Christian Vivell settle in after their summer arrivals.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already made it clear that Man United will require time to get back to the position they dream of.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is getting straight to work on his plans for Manchester United, with INEOS figures reportedly in discussions over who could become the Red Devils' first ever sporting director