Manchester United anticipate '150-200' job redundancies as cuts under Sir Jim Ratcliffe continue - Changes made to meals for staff at Old Trafford and Carrington

MANCHESTER UNITED have confirmed as many as 200 staff will lose their jobs as part of a second wave of cost-cutting since the arrival of Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos. Last summer saw 250 staff made

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has reportedly implemented fresh cost-cutting measures at Manchester United, with the latest changes affecting food service at the club's training ground canteen. The billionaire owner has restricted meal options to just soup and sandwiches for all personnel except first-team players.

The group property services team at Manchester United are accustomed to undertaking mundane jobs. As the hidden heroes responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of Old Trafford, Carrington and the club’s other buildings,

Jackie Kay, the head of team operations, has been sacked by Manchester United as Sir Jim Ratcliffe continues his ruthless cost-cutting exercise at Old Trafford

Manchester United have slashed their lunch options with only first-team players not being served soup and sandwiches at their Carrington training ground as Sir Jim Ratcliffe cuts costs

Sir Jim Ratcliffe made a shocking blunder in front of Katie Zelem when she was captain of Manchester United Women, according to reports. The British billionaire has faced criticism for a perceived lack of interest in women’s football since he become part-owner of United 12 months ago.

The turmoil under Manchester United’s INEOS leadership has continued to unravel with revelations of the club’s ‘penny-pinching’ that has seen purchases of Sellotape scrutinised in cost-cutting measures.