Ratcliffe hints at big changes at Man Utd

LONDON. – Sir Jim Ratcliffe has penned a letter to Manchester United fans with his 25 percent takeover nearly complete.

The British billionaire’s investment in the club was announced on Christmas Eve.

Ratcliffe, 71, has paid the Glazers £1.03 billion for his stake.

The takeover is now in the process of being signed-off by chiefs and he will then be in charge of football operations at the club.

In the mean time, Ratcliffe has written to the Manchester United Supporters Trust, vowing to do all he can to bring the glory days back to Old Trafford.

His statement read: “I wanted to write to you at this time given the critical role of the fans to the future of the Manchester United as we recognise our responsibility as custodians of the club on your behalf.

“I believe we can bring sporting success on the pitch to complement the undoubted commercial success the club has enjoyed.

“It will require time and patience alongside rigour and the highest level of professional management.

“You are ambitious for Man Utd and so are we.

“There are no guarantees in sport, and change can inevitably take time but we are in it for the long-term and together we want to help take Man Utd back to where it belongs, at the very top of English European and world football.

“I take that responsibility very seriously.

“Please note that, as with any deal, it is subject to the usual regulatory sign-off process and therefore we do not expect to speak publicly about club matters until after the deal has completed.” — Sun.

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