Manchester United minority minority owners want to abolish a multi -million dollar sponsorship agreement with Tottenham Hotspur, the report claims.
The multinational conglomerate, which is in charge of daily decisions at Old Trafford, has been left for two years at a five-year contract that signed with the Spurs for promoting a utility vehicle off-road called Inos Grenadier.
Times A report that the contract is worth ‘several million pounds a year’ and includes sponsorship of the excavation seat at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, as well as on digital bullets around the trucks.
The organization of cheese rallyliffe is already Included in a legal battle with a rugby of New Zealand After missing £ 3.7 million a month ago for sponsorship and split with the team of American Cup, Sir Ben Ainslie.
Cost reduction measures have also been implemented on Unitedwith a large number of staff that Ineos did redundant – and potentially more comes – What they look like to completely overhaul how the club is running. He left an acidic taste in the mouth of many fans, with terrible appearances on the field that make a little to raise the thin one that affected Old Trafford.
Main coach Ruben amorim said at a press conference on Friday That the responsibility of United’s troubles must be made by the players of the first team, who are still struggling to adapt to the methods of former chief of Sporting CP.
“I think it’s really important to us in the first team, coaches and players not to neglect it,” he told Amorim. “People lose their jobs, so we have to admit that the biggest problem is a football team. We spend money. We don’t win. We’re not in Champions League So income is not the same.
“We have spent a lot of money in the past and now we have to be careful with finances, so we cannot renew the team the way we want.”
Ineos’ discussions with Tottenham to end their arrangement are described as “friendly”, suggesting that Ratcliffe cannot encounter the problems he faced in the interruption of other contracts.
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