Former United defender, Raphael Varane, has strongly criticized the club’s hierarchy, claiming that “little of all and few of anyone” makes decisions.
Varane was halfway through his third season in United when Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed an investment in a minority At the club, he secured the starting share of 25%, which arrived with the power of control of a sports hand of a historic institution.
United recorded his The lowest end of the Premier League ERA Ten Hague in 2023/24, but the new regime still handed over to the Dutch extension of the contract – a decision that left Varane “surprised”. “The connection with the group no longer existed,” the French defender said exclusively Athletic.
“Even from the inside as a player, there was no clear structure about how things would work,” first Real Madrid The defender admitted. “For years, there was no fixed methodology. In Madrid, they have a defined way of doing things at all levels of the club. In Manchester it was not clear enough or defined to be able to recruit, how to play, how to communicate.”
Ratcliffe installed a fleet of the executive to help provide the structure of Varana that is clearly felt. Omar Berrada was missed from Manchester City As a new club director, Jason Wilcox, he arrived as a technical director, and Sir Dave Brailsford took over non -bull control across the club as an Ineos’s director of sports.
Varane framed it like too many chefs who spoiled the soup. “There were too many people in the decision -making process, so we didn’t know who actually made decisions,” the central back disguised. “I can’t say who was responsible, I don’t know. It was a little and a little anyone.”
After providing a sincere overview of a club that is not very radiant, Varane added: “I have so much respect and love for the club that I can only be positive. Even when I say things that don’t go well, it’s good -concstus.
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