The co -owner of Manchester United Sir Jim Ratcliffe openly questioned the signing of numerous current players, saying that they were “not good enough” and “overpaid”, while others are “inherited” and need their situations that are dealing with.
Chief of billionaire Ineos has made major changes in Old Trafford, releasing Erik Ten Hag as a manager After he initially provided him with an extension of the contract before rejecting hundreds of jobs at the club in an effort to reduce costs.
Numerous decisions made by Ratcliffe and his partners have proven to be unpopular, but it is always claimed that, in order to start a challenge for honor, United must fully process the way they operate and operate.
Ratcliffe, who is a lifelong fan of Manchester United, participated in a wide number of interviews on Monday, sitting BBC Sport Among other outlets. And it was during this interview that he described in detail the numerous mistakes made in transfer The market, claiming that now its responsibility is to help remove the mistakes of those who came before it.
Interestingly, he made a point that he had appointed five United players when he talked about the wrong transfers, three of whom still play for the club.
He said, “If you look at the players we buy this summer, which we didn’t buy, we buy Antony, we buy Casemiro, buy onana, buy Hojlunda, buy Sancho. These are all from the past, whether we like it or not, we inherited those things and we have to solve it.
“For Sanchoa, who is now playing Chelsea And we pay half of his salary, we pay £ 17m to buy it in the summer.
“Some are not good enough and some are probably overpaid, but for us to design a team for which we are fully responsible and responsible for, it will take time,” Ratcliffe continued.
“We have this transformation period in which we are moving from the past to the future. There are some great players in the team, as we know, the captain is an amazing footballer. We definitely need Bruno, he is a fantastic football player.”
Decision to make a Number of employees superfluousOprelate free lunches for staff remains and increases ticket prices in the middle of the season for under the age of 16 and has attracted a wide critique in recent months.
Ratcliffe said he did not enjoy such changes, the knowledge that would have a club in the community, but he guaranteed that measures were needed so that United could survive.
The 72-year-old went so far as to say that United would run out of money by Christmas if they had not changed the course of the losses that the club earned despite huge traffic.
“Manchester United would run out of cash by the end of this year – by the end of 2025 – after I inserted $ 300 million (£ 232.72 million) and if we don’t buy new players in the summer,” he said.
“We are in the process of change and is an unpleasant period and interfering and I feel compassion for the fans. The simple answer is that the club runs out of money on Christmas if we don’t.
“If you spend more than you earn in the end, it’s a way to a downfall.”
“I don’t enjoy reading newspapers these days, I have to say,” he added. “I know this is unpopular, and this period of change is embarrassing for people, and some of the decisions we have to make are uncomfortable. But they are needed for Manchester United to return to a stable basis. If people want to see how Manchester United wins trophies, then we have all these things.
“At this point, I recognize that I am unpopular – but I am ready to be and I can deal with unpopularity for a while because I believe that what we do is the right thing.
“Manchester United He got off the rails – we have to bring him back to the rails, and I believe that what we do will return to the rails and we will end up where Liverpool or Real Madrid are in the future.
“When the departure becomes heavy people that they have to show a little resistance, a little stain – don’t fight – and go out on the other side, fighting and we will do that.”
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